Sentence examples for standardised exams from inspiring English sources
Suspiciously high scores on the Criterion-Reference Competency Test, standardised exams that assess competency in maths, English and other skills, prompted first a local newspaper, and then Georgia's former governor Sonny Perdue, to start asking questions.
Author Neil Howe cites scores from two standardised tests administered to high school students, the SAT and the NAEP, both of which bottomed out in the 1980s when the Obama generation took them: "Compared with every other birth cohort," Howe writes, "they have performed the worst on standardised exams, acquired the fewest educational degrees and been the least attracted to professional careers.
Reformers have spent decades reducing class sizes and introducing standardised exams, to little effect.
Brazil's education minister, Paulo Renato Souza, is winning acceptance of his standardised exams which test the performance of schools and universities.
Once each has got a nod, they repeat together: "half-man, half-bull .By thalf-bull .By fifthegraders atimee BASIS school in Scothesele, Arizona, reach 8th grade they will have the option of taking Advanced Placement (AP) exams, standardised nationally to test high-school students at college level.
While decentralised decision-making was vital, government intervention was required in the poorer rural areas, as well as in formulation of nationally-standardised exams and teacher-training.
Grade boundaries vary between different exams so that they are standardised in level of difficulty.
Occupational health examinations were conducted by experienced occupational health physicians and included detailed standardised questionnaires regarding occupational and life style factors, physical and functional exams, and laboratory measurements.
Ascertainment of cause of death is standardised across sites and as valid as possible in the absence of facility-based biomedical exams.
It should be standardised.
Was its wording standardised?
