Sentence examples for raising students from inspiring English sources

Half the battle is raising students' aspirations.

Behind Clacton Coastal Academy's achievements is a strong belief in the importance of raising students' aspirations.

Then policies changed, she said, and raising students' standardized test scores became a goal that overrode any other aspect of their education.

Thus, he simply explains away the problem of raising students' scores without "teaching to the test," which is inherent in the No Child Left Behind program.

In fact it was put on notice to improve and a further inspection has found it is making good progress in addressing the issues for improvement and raising students' achievements.

Ms. Parks admitted to Mr. Hyde that she was one of seven teachers — nicknamed "the chosen" — who sat in a locked windowless room every afternoon during the week of state testing, raising students' scores by erasing wrong answers and making them right.

Now ice cream may be the latest weapon in the arsenal of raising student achievement.

Mr. Petrilli is wrong to suggest that teachers' unions are opposed to raising student achievement.

Capitulation here could carry a higher price than raising student fees.

NEARLY everyone has an idea for raising student achievement in inner cities.

There was little discussion on methods that would lead to raising student achievement.