Sentence examples for tested pupils from inspiring English sources

In 2010 fewer questions required scientific knowledge and more tested pupils on issues related to human geography than in 2001.

The researchers in the 2004 study tested pupils educated in both languages, those more likely to have two ready labels for a wide range of vocabulary, and who were forced to switch often.

Schools are also testing pupils more frequently to prepare for exams.

Secondary schools already re-test pupils when they arrive in September because they do not trust the SATs results.

In Oaxaca and Michoacán, CNTE-affiliated teachers have forbidden inspectors, including those from PISA, to test pupils, let alone themselves.

Today's exams are meant to test pupils' understanding as well as their retention of facts and figures.

States already test pupils annually, owing to the education reforms introduced by Mr Bush in 2002, but each state has long used its own yardsticks to measure progress.

One of Mr Bush's domestic successes, the No Child Left Behind Act, requires schools to test pupils more and publish the results.