Sentence examples for with academic attainment from inspiring English sources

While some public schools have issues with academic attainment, it appears that some private schools have issues with tolerance.

It is notable that SJT score correlated negatively with academic attainment.

50 51 Furthermore, research suggests that physical fitness is also associated with academic attainment.

Further research examining the impact of cut point selection on estimations of associations with academic attainment would therefore be fruitful.

33 When the standardised regression coefficients for associations with academic attainment at 16 in the fully adjusted models were corrected, they increased from 0.16 to 0.35 for males, and from 0.11 to 0.25 for females for English GCSE attainment.

For example, by employing a high cut point, it is possible that the present study underestimates the levels of MVPA and potentially reports associations with academic attainment which are smaller in magnitude than might have been found with a lower cut point for MVPA.

State school pupils too often face an unfair fight to get into top universities because of the system of using personal statements of achievements to distinguish between those with equal academic attainment, a leading education charity has warned.

We don't see Gwen's room, but she is the one with the academic attainment, having been offered the possibility of studying medicine at Somerville College, Oxford, an event that is to trigger a further crisis in their already tempestuous relationship.

"Prosper" caters for the generally able, "Challenge" provides extension activities for gifted and talented students, "Endeavour" students are identified by the effort they are prepared to put into their work, and "Discovery" is designed for those with low academic attainment, special needs or behavioural problems that make it hard for them to function in a classroom setting.

And, for blacks and low-income students, estimated negative effects are now much smaller (6 to 12percentt per quarter) than we observed in Table 1, indicating that much (though not all) of their lower earnings is associated with lower academic attainment and achievement27.

The relatively high proportions of entrants to medical schools using UKCAT as a factor with below average academic attainment compared with the other categories of medical schools remained statistically significant, even after adjustment for institutional and potential confounding effects.