Sentence examples for wrongly graded from inspiring English sources
The regulator investigated after headteachers said 10,000 to 67,000 pupils had been wrongly graded meaning some could have missed out on sixth-form and college places.
The figures follow a stream of complaints of erratic marking this summer – including a letter of complaint, which went viral, to the exam board OCR from a pupil who had the grade for one of his A-level English literature papers raised from D to A. A survey by Ofqual has found that four out of five headteachers thought some exam grades were wrongly awarded.
* Guardian Care Homes says wrongly sold interest rate swaps.
Texas mom Roni Dean-Burren posted a photo on social media that her son sent her of his ninth-grade World Geography textbook which wrongly described slaves as "workers" and subsequently outraged people everywhere.
Fifteen-year-old Coby Burren underscored this point when he sent his mom, Roni Dean-Burren, a photo of a page from his ninth grade World Geography textbook which wrongly described African slaves as "workers".
The C grade is such a benchmark, rightly or wrongly.
Otherwise, my absolutely awful 7th grade math teacher would be allowed to (wrongly) represent all of my amazing teachers and all of the awesome teachers my own sons have had.
Finally, because we are identifying our effects solely over variation across grade, variation is limited, which could lead to wrongly failing to reject the null of no effects.
In fact, a 2009 study found that 95percentt of Americans consider early childhood education to be an important concern, but 73percentt wrongly believe that unprepared kindergartners eventually will catch up by third grade.
In grade 2, for example, the white spots could be wrongly interpreted as ischemic regions, when in reality they are artifacts caused by increased noise or poor filtration of the image.
