Sentence examples for standards students from inspiring English sources

Still, officials said, the overall message is that if the state sets high standards, students will rise to them.

Also, said Susan Pimentel, a consultant in New Hampshire who was lead writer on the English standards, "Students have to read one Shakespeare play — that's a requirement".

Since universities in different countries have different standards, students are well-served in knowing where they will ultimately apply, according to Shaun McElroy, a high school counselor at the Shanghai American School, who runs the blog International Counselor.

At the meeting last week where the school board adopted its own science standards, students and teachers testified of coming to love and learn science from "inquiry-based" lessons, and parents described how children linked writing, math and science.

Because of the new standards, students at Sunrise Drive learn the difference between muscular strength ("being able to lift our books up") and muscular endurance ("being able to carry them home").

"They're saying that if we have one set of standards, students will meet them," said Monty Neill, executive director of the National Center for Fair and Open Testing in Cambridge, Mass.

Without more money or lower standards, student failures are bound to increase.

The performance-expectation development team considers the standards, student work, and information from experts in the development of performance expectations.

The imminent green paper may even suggest universities should get extra points for recruiting non-standard students, especially from ethnic minorities.

If your cooking skills surpass those of standard students, Grainger Market is the place to buy fresh produce, including local fish from the North East coast.

To demonstrate proficiency with this standard, students must be able to classify organisms into a hierarchy of groups based on similarities that reflect their evolutionary relationships.