Sentence examples similar to rate of proficiency from inspiring English sources

While the school mounted an aggressive defense at its renewal hearing for why it should remain open, citing the relatively high rate of proficiency--and put tremendous political and public pressure on SUNY--the authorizer ultimately decided that New Covenant had not lived up to its promise to provide every student with a high-quality education and voted to close the school.

Their self-rating of proficiency in Chinese was good overall with writing Chinese being their least proficient skill and speaking Chinese being their most proficient skill.

English has become the lingua franca of the world, but among European countries Italy has one of the lowest rates of proficiency.

"Unfortunately, the rising rates of proficiency required to achieve AYP make no sense," state Education Commissioner Kevin Huffman told the Commercial Appeal.

Through two leadership changes, the school has consistently produced among the highest rates of proficiency in reading, math, and science in the state.

America ranks a pitiful 25th in math and 21st in science among 30 developed countries, and the average rate of student proficiency in most states is between 20% and 30%.

Please rate your level of proficiency in this area.

Lower rates of English proficiency contribute to undercounting in the census as well.

Asian-Americans are also the racial group with the highest rate of limited English proficiency ― defined as having a "limited ability to read, speak, write, or understand English" ― with 35percentt falling into this category, according to the Center For American Progress.  .

Only 20percentt of low-income eighth-graders were proficient in math -- less than half the proficiency rate of more advantaged students.

Work on human incentive learning thus demonstrates that the rate of gain in psychomotor proficiency can be regulated by stimuli that have been accompanied by positive or negative aftereffects.