Sentence examples for secondary ages from inspiring English sources

A look at primary and lower secondary ages combined shows one out of eight girls was out of school in 2013, and one out of nine boys.

Mick Inkpen will select the winning entries across three categories: Young Creators (ages four to six years); Primary (ages seven years plus) and Secondary (ages 11 years plus).

Grade or Level of Students: Secondary (ages 14-18) Idea: Using The New York Times's Opinion section to teach columnists' devices in their art of persuasive language, and to create debate on their topics — in and out of class.

Grade Level of Students: Secondary (ages 14-18) Idea: Current Event Fridays, one period a week devoted to using New York Times articles to spark interest in staying informed and using different sources for information.

Teachers: Bev Berns, Shaelynn Farnsworth, Shawn Hyer, Erin Olson and Todd Vogts School/Location: Waukon, B.C.L.U.W., Van Meter, Sioux Central high schools in Iowa and Western Plains in Kansas Grade or Level of Students: Secondary (ages 14-18) Idea: Collaborating on a video remembrance project.

Grade Level of Students: Secondary (ages 14-18) EvArgumentsArguments Idea: Students categorize the claims and arguments of other students, by using writing from The Learning Network's Student Opinion feature, then chart those claims to help prepare for a debate or panel discussion on the topic.

In the presence of Ag, on the contrary, the effects of coherent aggregation during secondary ageing are observed only if the preliminary ageing is interrupted well before reaching peak hardness.

Other characteristics related to secondary aging are just as important.

Then we do a secondary aging in new uncharred American oak whiskey barrels.

There seems little doubt that calorie restriction can have significant effects on secondary aging.

You can read Angus's piece, which ended up winning the lower secondary age category of the competition here.