Sentence examples for strict grades from inspiring English sources

Discuss this with your child so they don't take the very strict grades too much to heart or think that they won't have to work hard to earn grades from the 'easy' teacher who wants the kids to feel motivated and encouraged.

Both Mobil and AAA say their strict grading is in stark contrast to what Mobil calls the "wildly fluctuating" and "suspect" galaxies of stars awarded elsewhere, especially on Internet travel sites that rank hotels while at the same time selling their rooms.

For the best of the crop, the system is an efficient generator of a highly qualified elite.The trouble, say critics, is the combination of strict grading with an overloaded timetable and a focus on learning through failure.

After describing the conservatory curriculum, he remarks that it's "the French version of 'Fame.' " Later he says the strict grading and competitiveness at the school destroy his mother's illusions about contemporary dance as an egalitarian art form.

All results were interpreted using both a strict grading standard and a lenient grading standard.

The results were similar for both grading schemes, so only the more objective, strict grading standard is reported.

The strict grading standard was fully automated and required subjects to type the exact name of each item, as decided by the experimenter prior to the experiment.

While my friends in other law schools were overwhelmed with work and worrying about strict grading curves that effectively placed you in direct competition with your classmates, our dean asked us during orientation to follow our passions, wherever they might lead, and not worry so much about grades.

A study using a strict grading system that classified even 1 mm of cortical violation as misplacement reported misplacement rates of up to 50% (Upendra et al. 2008).

7 In one study, seven-field ETDRS stereo images were ungradable by strict grading criteria in 31.6% and in 15.3% with a more lenient approach.

Because the same teaching faculty members evaluated the OSCEs and were not blinded as to whether the students were at the pre-course or post-course stage, a strict grading system for the skills being observed was developed and agreed upon prior to the exams.