Sentence examples for students performance and from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Mr. Turnbull acknowledged that his standards were high, for his students' performance and behavior.

Mr. Bush focuses on making schools more accountable for their students' performance, and talks about the importance of local control.

He tied principals' salaries and job security to their students' performance, and wound up demoting some administrators and coaxing others into retirement.

"But we also recognize that there are other kinds of intelligence, and that schools would want to know more about them because they are important to students' performance, and to their careers".

Cairns pointed to research published in 2014 (pdf) by the American Psychological Association that compared the effects of single-sex and co-educational schooling on students' performance and attitudes.

This mismatch may negatively affect students' performance and comfort.

These rubrics were also recognized to aid teachers in evaluating students' performances and assigning grades to their respective performances.

Computer games should contain questions with complexities that favors students' performances and their learning process [ 30, 31].

We accounted for the suspected variation among student performance and the study had sufficient power to determine if one group of students performed better than another.

That would mean additional grades for school environment, student performance and student progress.

Teachers are likely to see their pay tied to student performance and their tenure rights weakened.