Sentence examples similar to targeting grades from inspiring English sources

When I spoke to one furious mother whose son was arrested and kicked in the scrotum during the raid, she was holding up a copy of that Daily News article and calling out Weichselbaum for targeting grade school kids with her so-called journalism (watch the video).

the class is closed for a fixed duration ("targeted class closure" strategy); the class and the other class of the same grade are both closed for a fixed duration ("targeted grade closure" strategy); the entire school is closed for a fixed duration ("whole school closure" strategy).

All grades completed the same Make-A-Dice, Paper Folding, and Purdue Rotations tests; however, each grade completed a grade-appropriate math assessment that used standards targeting one grade-level below the student's current grade.

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.

I once had an hour lesson with my year 9s, who are desperately trying to reach their target grades to be given a fair chance next year, and I found myself mentioning the word "progress" 10 times.

I watched students crumble under the pressure of missing target grades, put into compulsory intervention groups for getting an A instead of an A*, and teachers become so demotivated that they left.

One teacher told of being pressured repeatedly to redo GCSE assessments for pupils until the students achieved their target grades, the study by emeritus professor Merryn Hutchings of London Metropolitan University for the National Union of Teachers (NUT) found.