Sentence examples for that high test from inspiring English sources

And every teen-ager applying to a top college knows that high test scores and grades can be a two-legged stool without some evidence of good works.

For example, De Witte and Van Klaveren (2014), using data from Dutch students participating in TIMSS 2003, found that high test scores are associated with teaching styles that emphasize problem solving and homework.

(ANAR fixed on this nation the idea that tests are all you need to evaluate schools and the idea as well that high test scores inevitably lead to economic growth).

Chawalow & Adesina [ 57] indicated that high test-retest correlation indices obtained over a short period (<1 week) may simply be reflected memory rather than actual stability of participants' perceptions.

As with inter-rater agreement, the QOL appraisal model suggests that high test-retest reliability must be subject to several strict assumptions: individuals must use a consistent frame of reference, consider the same types of experiences, maintain their standards for evaluating these experiences, and prioritize experiences in the same way.

"Teachers know that higher test scores aren't enough," the advertisement said.

Some argue that higher test scores have led to a narrowing of the curriculum, with teachers doing drills only intended to improve test scores.

It pained me to read that in an embrace of the corporate approach to education, Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein has decreed that higher test scores should be educators' paramount goal ("If Test Scores of Students Swell, So May Superintendents' Wallets," front page, Sept. 25).

If it is true that higher test scores at Jefferson High's Student Empowerment Academy have "captivated school board members," then the board is as gullible as The Times.

Charters assumed that higher test scores would be enough to prevail against other organizations and district teams.

The picture visualizes that higher test frequencies which are associated with larger health gains are more desirable than lower frequencies, up to a certain threshold.