Sentence examples for the key subjects from inspiring English sources

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Up to 100,000 pupils in England and Wales face lessons in the key subjects of maths and physics by teachers with no qualifications in the subjects.

The first selection of audience questions had immediately returned to one of the key subjects of the first debate: currency union.

While there was greater demand in the content of the key subjects, there was also "greater freedom for teachers" in how they teach it, Oates said.

For music teachers the shortfall is 25%, the same as for geography, while for teachers in the key subjects of English and maths the shortfall is 12%and11%1% respectively.

On the contrary, openness is one of the key subjects of "The Descendants" — specifically, as I wrote earlier, "the parental tradeoff of authority for openness and complicity with children".

This "cloning" is happening because all GCSEs and A-levels are now marked by measuring the degree to which pupils meet the relevant assessment objectives (AOs); these are essentially the key subject skills.

Hell, it should have been the key subject of the first post.

Nevertheless, the calculation indicated that the <11h> SIA would be the key subject in finishing the complex migration in evolution of irradiation defects.

Part II is devoted to study the key subject of parameter estimation and finally Part III deals with the optimization task.

The accident analysis, limited to the area of design basis accident, constituted the key subject for the study; therefore, the notorious Chernobyl unit 4 event was outside the scope of the investigation.