Sentence examples for students proficiency from inspiring English sources

Many educators were also surprised by the city's strong reading scores, which measured students' proficiency in their native Chinese.

Prompted by reports of growing anti-Semitic activity in France, senior Yeshiva officials visited Jewish communities in Paris, Marseille and Strasbourg to talk about the university and assess the French students' proficiency in Jewish studies and English.

ROBERT BERENS, president and founder of the Dog Project, a nonprofit organization that encourages dog adoption and that last month began running what it calls Dog U., believes the dogs increase the students' proficiency and enjoyment of reading by creating a comfortable, no-pressure environment.

It is true that our students' proficiency, measured by traditional standards, has fallen behind that of other countries' students, but we believe that the best way for the United States to compete globally is to strive for universal quantitative literacy: teaching topics that make sense to all students and can be used by them throughout their lives.

(1) Gender differences vary by content area, students' educational levels, and students' proficiency levels.

Another problem is finding a test suitable for students' proficiency levels.

In addition, we examined whether accounting for group differences in PD affected the results of the group comparisons of students' proficiencies, and whether the mixture models envisaged differed in their estimates of group differences in proficiencies.

We propose that biology instructors can use the TOSLS to evaluate their students' proficiencies in using scientific literacy skills and to document the impacts of curricular reform on students' scientific literacy.

AMERICAN student proficiency seems to decline sharply in adolescence.

The NCLB law set a hopelessly unrealistic target for 100% student proficiency in every school by 2014.

Those that meet those conditions will be eligible to ask Mr. Duncan to relieve them from the 2014 deadline on student proficiency, which state and school district leaders have long said was an impossibly high bar.