Sentence examples for version of the pupil from inspiring English sources

It is going to be a challenge for the Liberal Democrats to push through policy which they have publicly rubbished as a "disaster" - or to support a version of the pupil premium without the funding they say is needed for it to be meaningful.

Regarding general diagnostic agreement between questionnaire and interview, the kappa coefficient was 0.42 for the first version of the questionnaire applied in pupils aged 11-17 years. 11-17 years

For the second (and final) version of the questionnaire, we interviewed 59 pupils aged 7-11 years (mean 8.5 ± 1.2 years) in Vienna and 90 pupils aged 14-17 years (mean 15.7 ± 0.9 years) in Istanbul.

Using a new approach for estimating the burden of headache in children and adolescents, we analyzed the second version of the questionnaire completed by 491 pupils aged 6-17 years (mean 14.1 ± 3.3 years) with respect to headache occurring on the preceding day ("headache yesterday").

Minecraft game being used in lessons Jump to media player More than 200 UK schools are using a specially adapted version of the popular game Minecraft to help pupils to learn.

A full version of Jonathan Clifton's chapter 'Getting the most out of the pupil premium' can be downloaded for free from IPPR.

He sets up a junior version of the paper, The Junior Gazette, to be produced by pupils from the local comprehensive school before and after school hours.

The Mail carries the news that Eton plans a "mini version of the top public school which won't cost pupils a penny to attend".

The first version of the items was tested through pilot tests where pupils answered the questionnaire and subsequently participated in qualitative focus group interviews.

Tolson, for instance, describes getting her business-studies pupils to stage their own version of The Apprentice. "It worked really well," she enthuses.

The initial version of the questionnaire, developed in 2012, was tested in 711 pupils aged 10-17 years (mean 13.7 ± 1.5 years).