Sentence examples for tests scores from inspiring English sources
Scores on WRT also correlated with language tests scores, as measured by Boston Naming Test (BNT; r = −0.32, p = 0.002), Controlled Word Association COWAA) lexical subtest (r = −0.35, p = 0.001) and semantic subtest (r = −0.34, p = 0.001).
The low-performing schools were beaten up, everyone then focused on the tests, scores improved … and eventually plateaued.
High tests scores do not make someone well-educated or well-rounded and memorizing facts does not equal intelligence.
Many universities would originally only measure "inputs" — that is, the grades and tests scores of incoming students.
We've already said that using tests scores in this way to judge teachers is not legally or educationally sound".
The tests scores in Arkansas were lower, but Mr. Huckabee also inherited a much more troubled school system.
On the SAT reasoning tests, scores last year averaged 484 on the verbal section and 489 for math, the school reported.
The union prefers across-the-board pay increases but has talked about the possibility of bonuses for every teacher in schools where tests scores improve.
Ms. Howard had watched her daughter's tests scores plummet in recent years, brutal evidence of what happens in a failing school.
Given the high tests scores and graduation rates in these schools, these changes have been well worth it.
