Sentence examples for wrong grades from inspiring English sources

Dozens of Scottish students have received the wrong grades in their higher exams following an administration error, the BBC reports.

In the continuing fiasco over sats marking, teachers claim thousands of pupils have been given the wrong grades, reports the Telegraph.

This has been endorsed by Sir Bruce Keogh's recent report, which found that the common denominator of the 14 Trusts he looked at was low staffing levels, particularly when combined with staff of the wrong grades and an over-reliance on unqualified and agency staff.

A breakdown of the figures shows that 10,773 candidates were awarded the wrong grade in GCSE exams - and had their grades changed as a result of a recheck.

Stone can connect parts of the landscape, but an improperly constructed patio (one with the wrong grade, or one that cracks) can cause water damage to the house.

Each year, thousands of candidates are given the wrong grade because the system is not sufficiently reliable to reflect their abilities, according to Professor Dylan Wiliam, deputy director of the Institute of Education, a specialist adviser to the schools select committee.

The dependent variable is equal to one if the student is in the wrong grade for his age and zero otherwise.

If the wrong grade of excipient or vehicle has been used, they should be assessed to determine if this is the root cause of the OOS result.

For example: if you feel that your teacher gave you the wrong grade for an assignment, you would go and discuss it with them after class.

He's been nicknamed Lynn Diesel by his fellow pros, by all accounts, after running out of "gas" on the "highway" after putting the wrong-grade fuel into his car en route to Oak Hill.

And while politics was discussed constantly in my father's house with a passion and vociferousness I rarely heard him exercise with his children unless they were "wrong" (bad grades, bad boyfriends), his politics were filled with abstractions: who was "us" and "them"?