Sentence examples for students attained from inspiring English sources

There is no golden age of grading, despite nostalgia for a time when only a few students attained a first.

The huge variation across England is exemplified by the difference between the top-performing local authority, Kensington and Chelsea, where 79.6% of students attained the five good GCSE standard, and Knowsley on Merseyside where the equivalent figure was 40.9%.

In the first year, three-quarters of the students attained basic skills qualifications and this year, the 16-year-olds have been prepared for GCSEs - five are sitting English, maths, ICT, PE, economics and statistics, five are taking four GCSEs, and two a mixture of GCSEs and entry-level certificates.

About 1,200 students are now studying Wiradjuri in different schools in the central NSW region of Parkes and Grant proudly says that late last year his first set of 18 students attained their graduate certificate in Wiradjuri language from Charles Sturt University in Dubbo.

Moreover, the absolute level of accuracy after instruction (M = 0.90) indicated that students attained a good level of understanding that cladograms are composed of many nested clades.

The results reveal that (1) there were different teaching and learning effects on the blended synchronous instruction; (2) an unexpected pattern of interactions emerged in the blended synchronous communication; and (3) both the online and face-to-face students attained similar learning outcomes.

Can you imagine being one of Trump's history teachers, an educator who would otherwise be proud to know that one of his or her students attained the Oval Office — the 45th president of these United States, the leader of the free world — and who is now staring at the words, "Why was there a Civil War?" coming from that one-time student's mouth?

They must be state schools with less than the national average percentage attainment at GCSE OR with less than 50% of students attaining five or more A-C grades at GCSE.

The proportion of students attaining a 2.1 has also increased.

That's unacceptable to college coaches who value the skills and conditioning students attain from multiple sports.

As educator and administrator within the Brooklyn Diocese Schools, Sr. Mary helped students attain the highest level of achievement.