Sentence examples for standards and testing from inspiring English sources

They also investigated protocols for "product quality standards and testing".

The new emphasis on standards and testing has also spurred teacher development.

This followed concerns from the Standards and Testing Agency about the validity of the results".

Some critics of the standards and testing said that a moratorium was not enough.

In the 1980s and 1990s, did these four (unnamed) magazines have consistent standards and testing methods?

It's a relatively new innovation and, by comparison, helmet standards and testing are very far behind.

The next presentation was called "Balanced Curriculum" -- the coordination of standards and testing with students' abilities and needs.

But one reason that the standards-and-testing element of the new education law found such broad support is that many independent scholars and experts have been persuaded that the system does work in Texas.

In the early 1990's, he was co-chairman of the National Council on Educational Standards and Testing, an advisory group that recommended national curriculum standards.

"The law is unworkable, and so states have figured out clever ways to keep it from being the case that all schools are going to end up in the 'needs improvement' category," said Robert L. Linn, co-director of the National Center for Research on Evaluation, Student Standards and Testing.

Ofsted said it could not say whether the school had met government floor standards for year 6 Sats results in 2014 as the data "has been suppressed by the Standards [and Testing] Agency [the Sats watchdog] pending investigation".