Sentence examples for reflecting mastery from inspiring English sources

Just as the state does in its measurements, both Rye Neck and Yonkers rank a student's proficiency on a scale of one to four, with four reflecting mastery of an area and one representing a need to make significant improvement in skills.

In each subscale, assessment items are scored from -2 to +2 and satisfaction items are scored from -4 to +4, in line with the greater role of satisfaction (reflecting mastery and adaptation) in the underlying theoretical construct [ 43].

Using grades for any purpose other than to reflect mastery of course material is neither useful nor fair.

To the criticism that SAT's did not reflect mastery of a specific knowledge, Mr. Caperton said the test was more sophisticated, because "it takes into account not just what they've learned, but critical thinking, which is what life is all about".

In short, they found that "interaction in Blue's Clues to some extent reflects mastery".

For decades, grades have been the primary form of communicating and reflecting student mastery.

She, too, is revamping the grading policy so that grades reflect subject mastery, not compliance.

United's victory Tuesday reflected its mastery, which stemmed from its greater know-how throughout the team.

The works date from 1996 to the present and reflect a mastery of the post-Conceptual, biennial-friendly idiom of the Orozco circle.

The resulting volume, A Change of World (1951), reflected her mastery of the formal elements of poetry and her considerable restraint.

From Ruth Padel's venture to the Middle East to Kevin Powers' glimpse into the life of a soldier in Iraq, the shortlist for the prestigious TS Eliot prize for poetry spans continents to reflect "musicality, mastery and ambition".