Sentence examples for school comparison from inspiring English sources

Madhurie Singh, the founder of a school comparison website who has two children, said: "The most important thing is health.

To help prospective legal scholars sort out their options, the Web site NerdWallet has introduced an online law school comparison tool.

Even the public/private school comparisons are largely spurious: results coming out of schools enrolling similar students don't vary much between the school sectors.

But that did not quash some of the quiet "My school did better than your school" comparisons -- or the "Why didn't my school do as well as yours?" -- among parents today.

Extensive tutoring is sometimes seen as contributing to East Asian countries' high performance in international school comparisons, particularly in mathematics.

Because ADA Survey respondents cannot be practitioners in public health clinics, federal or tribal facilities, community health centers, or dental schools (provided they do not see private patients in the dental school), comparisons to network practitioners are limited in that regard.

Is it possible to allow schools to choose their own systems for teacher assessment and yet also to publish national average figures and school-by-school comparison data?

The Times's school-to-school comparison covered only elementary and middle schools, which make up the vast majority of charter schools in the city.

Balls said: "If Michael Gove was serious about making sure young people get a broad and balanced education, he would not be scrapping diplomas or saying vocational qualifications should count for less in school-to-school comparison".

One marine individual was excluded from the population schooling comparison because it was a reproductive male displaying territorial behavior, leaving 19 marine fish.

In the preschool realm where much more of the provision is outside the public schools, comparisons of program quality and impacts on children's learning and development favor the public schools over private programs or Head Start (Barnett, 2008).