Sentence examples for skills exam from inspiring English sources

In the 1995-1996 academic year, only 62percentt of the CUNY students taking the liberal arts exam passed it, and only 71percentt of the students taking the teaching skills exam passed.

The study found that Texas students had demonstrated greater improvement in recent years on the state's Texas Assessment of Academic Skills exam than on the leading national assessment test.

And now, to become licensed physicians, medical students must pass a "clinical skills" exam assessing, among other proficiencies, how well they acknowledge patient concerns, ask about feelings and show empathy.

The study, issued by the RAND Corporation, a research organization in Santa Monica, Calif., found that Texas students had demonstrated greater improvement in recent years on the state's Texas Assessment of Academic Skills exam than on the leading national assessment test.

At Boricua, a small New York City college that registered the state's lowest passing rate, 49percentt of the 53 students who took the teaching skills exam passed it, while 46percentt of the 67 students who took the liberal arts exam passed.

At the end of each week Y participated in a general Farsi skills exam(i.e reading, writing, listening and speaking skills) and the scores and also Y's own perspective on Farsi learning, were collected.

While the majority of faculty members who teach introductory biology courses want students to learn higher-order skills, exams in such courses tend to focus at lower levels (Momsen et al., 2010).

The Central Council for Education (MEXT 2014a)—an advisory board for Japan's Ministry of Education submitted a report to the Ministry advising that the Center Test be replaced with a four-skill exam in 2020, as part of radical reforms of secondary and higher education and university entrance examinations.

Four-skill exams aligned with the CEFR were administered, and the results showed that all skills were at the A1 level.

"Avery Coonley reports that scores on the Iowa Test of Basic Skills, an exam given in schools across the United States, are in the top 1 percent in the nation", with average scores of 99 in all eight grades and all four test sections (vocabulary, comprehension, language arts, and mathematics).

Roughly 70percentt of Hispanic students passed the most recent Texas Assessment of Academic Skills, the exam students must pass to graduate.