Sentence examples for tighten grading from inspiring English sources
This may change, however, as an advisory council on Monday urged universities to tighten grading practices and graduation requirements.
Officials linked the decline to tougher standards: graduation rules were tightened, grading practices were revamped and documentation requirements were made stricter, leaving less room for schools to manipulate test scores and dropout rates.
Important elements of his agenda consisted of removing key decision-making power from the university's separate schools and locating it in the president's office, tightening grading standards, pressing senior professors to teach undergraduates, and focusing greater attention on societal concerns.
Campaigners yesterday called on the US corporation and other drinks conglomerates to increase the price they pay for Calabrian "industrial-grade" oranges and tighten their auditing procedures to minimise the risk that they are buying juice from producers making use of exploited labour.
I have no objections to making the exams harder or tightening up on grade boundaries, but to move the goal posts half way through is truly shocking and deeply unfair on the students.
Shael Polakow-Suransky, NYC's Chief Academic Officer, sent an e-mail to principals saying the district would be tightening up on its grading system.
If the Fed were to aggressively tighten credit which we don't expect credit spreads would remain wide in the Aaa and Aa sector, and lower credit grade credits would widen as well.
Changes to the marking of GCSEs as part of an overhaul to tighten up England's exam system are likely to result in a reduction in the number of students receiving the highest grades, it was announced on Friday.
Tighten your belts, folks.
