Sentence examples for the pupils grades from inspiring English sources

We use only grades from written exams.[9] We create an outcome for Danish grades in which the one-dimensional composite measure for Danish is calculated as the simple mean of the pupils' grades for written Danish and spelling.

Schools are attempting to manipulate the exams system by issuing spurious appeals against results in an effort to improve their pupils' grades, the qualifications regulator has said.

The roundtable heard that there was even some evidence to show that pupils' grades improved if they spent more time learning outside the classroom.

Anxious teachers calculate whether their pupils' grades send their school up or down the league tables.

New viruses appear, school records are broken into and some pupils' grades are retrospectively improved.

Pupils' grades or test scores may reflect any of a host of influences, not just the standard of instruction.

They are held accountable for their pupils' grades whether those pupils have actually done any work or not.

But then the pupil's grades began to drop.

In last summer's GCSE exams, there were 6.8% of pupils graded as A*.

The pupils revolt when grades are removed from work, and does No Hands Up work for all?

Our new system means we collect data six times a year and this data is made up of attitude and progress grades (for example, in year 10 we collect a 'current' grade for the pupils and a 'predicted' grade) and this data is produced in two formats for staff.