Sentence examples for time for marking from inspiring English sources

The main thing teachers don't have is time – for marking, but also to sit and reflect and see what is and isn't working.

But it also has to be a time for marking out fundamental principles that should come into play as the nation seeks the new civic accord that President George W. Bush eloquently endorsed in his inaugural address.

These tutors have protected time for marking, so it could also be argued that they were able to be more conscientious and careful in their methods of marking.

We administered questionnaires using pencil-and-paper methods and read out each question, allowing plenty of time for marking the responses.

Examples of early stage unique indicators included turnaround times for marking assignments, number of sites providing services and use of feedback to improve a curriculum.

The average time for displaying/answering each station is two minutes and the time needed for marking ranges between 30 to 60 seconds.

The digital tablet greatly reduced the time necessary for marking up AOIs for laser capture.

"If correct it certainly pushes back in time the evidence for marking objects in a way that arguably could be considered evidence for symbolic activity," says Curtis Marean, an archaeologist at Arizona State University, Tempe, who was not involved in the study.

The amount of time allocated to GTAs for marking is often so low (one hour per student, per course at my institution) that we regularly exceed it because we want to give high quality, thorough feedback.

For marking, a time scale of 150 mm/s was chosen.

But the 60s was revolutionary time for women, marked by the accomplishments of second-wave feminists like the passing of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, which barred private employers from discriminating against women.