Sentence examples for samples of pupils from inspiring English sources

One group of academics in Durham, who test random samples of pupils leaving primary school each year, find only a modest rise in English and mathematics before 2000, and none since.

In July, Pearson, the exam board that runs the BTec qualification, asked the first school for samples of pupils' work to moderate the marking.

Focus group interviews with purposive samples of pupils.

Our previous published research contains a number of raw data samples of pupil size as measured using the Tobii TX300 eyetracker used in the current analyses, together with a motivation of the steps we used to conduct artifact rejection for this data (Wass & Smith, 2014).

The government looks at an 8 to 10 per cent sample of pupils' work to check on performance.

Children are served best in countries such as Finland where there is no equivalent of Ofsted, no league tables, and only a small random sample of pupils' work is occasionally tested to monitor school (not pupil) performance.

The evaluation used a simple survey design conducted on a sample of pupils from the 7th 9th grades (N = 1219).

In this large nationwide sample of pupils aged 6 17 years in Turkey, we identified a headache type which we termed "undifferentiated headache" (UdH).

A sample of pupils will also take a new test - the National Reference Test - which will be used to monitor the performance of each cohort, so that examiners will have a reference point for differences in ability between different year groups.

Schools from all regions in the Netherlands will be included to reach a diverse sample of pupils.

A pilot study of the questionnaire was done with a small sample of pupils (n=30) aged 12 13 years.