Sentence examples for target grade from inspiring English sources

"I'm hoping that they'll either let people through with their target grade, which is something they've done before, or recall the papers and send out a new one.

Now every classroom has her stamp on it, from the lovingly designed posters that make complex mathematical concepts look easy to endless examples of students' work and the "danglies" hanging from the ceiling (laminated cards that list the name and grade of every student who has achieved their target grade).

The City Academy in Bristol was one of the first to adopt the handouts in 2002, and awarded £23,000 in payments this year to GCSE students, who received £10 for each target grade they achieved, £15 for a grade above, plus a £100 bonus for five or more A*-C grades.

It's this attitude, rather than the long hours and the fact he spent a large portion of the holidays painting his new classroom, which is earning him rapid success stories: "I had a lad last year whose target grade was a G and he got a C. When you see a kid who's not expected to achieve and they do, it's that which really makes it worthwhile".

For most countries, the target grade should be the fourth grade, or its national equivalent".

If countries change the target grade from one study to another, no such overlaps exist.

Learning means a monotonous march towards target grades.

A-level students were given £50 for meeting their target grades and £75 for surpassing them.

Debens says: "In my school, we haven't given children of the new system their target grades yet.

My son thought he was being told he had to get Ds and Es until I reset his target grades.

Any restrictions on access to courses, such as personal interviews or target grades, reduce social mobility.