Sentence examples for terms of attainment from inspiring English sources

Teachers said they were surprised that 74% of pupils met the expected standard for writing, because it tended to lag behind reading in terms of attainment.

They felt familiar, because the levels progressed from primary school; and they allowed for easy comparison in terms of attainment between other schools and subjects.

"We are moving back to a 'sheep and goats system' that will stratify society in terms of attainment and potential," said Ros McMullen, principal of the David Young community academy in Leeds.

"They [the Swiss] are getting a far greater proportion of young people to a higher level of general education, so even though there are these different kinds of schools, young people don't suffer in terms of attainment.

"If you look at the statistics, certainly in terms of attainment, it's not as good as it should be," said Mr Newman.

This paper intends to investigate the effectiveness of the OBA criteria outlined by WA in terms of attainment of graduate attributes which would enable graduates to take on challenging careers in the industry.

For any variable with two bounds the data can be represented in terms of attainments from the lower bound or shortfalls from the upper bound (the maximum).

We show that relative measures in terms of attainments and shortfalls have distinct value judgments, highlighting that for health variables with two bounds the choice is no longer only between an absolute and a relative measure but between an absolute, an attainment- relative and a shortfall-relative one.

An early article by Clarke et al. was an exception: it looked at absolute and relative inequalities, and explored the relationship between the two when the outcome variable could be expressed in terms of attainments or shortfalls (the so called mirror issue).

In terms of educational attainment, for example, women's educational attainment rates, which had previously lagged far behind those of men, are now rising.

In terms of goal attainment, parents in the PPAP group reported significant advancement towards attainment of parent-defined child and personal goals compared to the WC group.