Sentences with phrase «also given a grade»

In addition to the detailed information Credit Sesame provides based on your credit report, it also gives you a grade based on common market trends.

You are also given a grade along with a screen shot depicting success or defeat.

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Investment - grade credit is also looking cheap, the data show, although investors may want to hold off until later this fall given pending supply.

Republican professors allegedly give more grades at both ends of the spectrum than do their Democratic counterparts, and also seem to give marginally lower grades to African - American students.

Not only will it help their grades and their mood, but it will also give them clearer skin.

I wondered why it is so difficult for moms and dads to acknowledge their successes and also give themselves a favorable grade for being a good parent.

In addition, I also requested from my midwife while in the hospital a simple, medical - grade abdominal binder (which is usually given to moms after a c - section to aid in healing).

Teather also gave a firm defence of the «ebacc» - the new performance measure pupils achieve if they get grade C or above in English, maths, a foreign language, two sciences and history or geography.

The transom is made with marine grade plywood that protects it from the water and also gives you a comfortable place to sit.

Approximately equal numbers of women and men enter and graduate from medical school in the United States and United Kingdom.1 2 In northern and eastern European countries such as Russia, Finland, Hungary, and Serbia, women account for more than 50 % of the active physicians3; in the United Kingdom and United States, they represent 47 % and 33 % respectively.4 5 Even in Japan, the nation in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development with the lowest percentage of female physicians, representation doubled between 1986 and 2012.3 6 However, progress in academic medicine continues to lag, with women accounting for less than 30 % of clinical faculty overall and for less than 20 % of those at the highest grade or in leadership positions.7 - 9 Understanding the extent to which this underrepresentation affects high impact research is critical because of the implicit bias it introduces to the research agenda, influencing future clinical practice.10 11 Given the importance of publication for tenure and promotion, 12 women's publication in high impact journals also provides insights into the degree to which the gender gap can be expected to close.

The Playlist gives the «largely harmless and tame, but also shallow and uninvolving» film a «C» grade, and Indiewire seconds that, claiming «The story comes across like a quest to turn history into entertainment, and as a result it lacks any lasting value.»

I thought the image wasn't good enough for a high grade, but given the manner in which it replicates the filmmakers» intentions, I also didn't feel it deserved anything below a «B - ``.

Also, it is a single - player game that gives a grade on how well you played missions.

This is a potentially very important finding given that low - grade depressive symptoms not only impair functioning but are also a powerful risk factor for depression in adolescents and adults.»

Placement of a student sample on the Brightpath ruler (or scale) also gives a NAPLAN score and year level grade.

Could also be given to A-A * students to help cement their grade.

Our results also suggest that low - scoring Florida 3rd graders who were given an exemption and promoted might have benefited from another year in the 3rd grade.

• Americans, on average, give half of the teachers in their local schools a grade of A or B, but they also think that 22 % deserve a D or an F grade.

«A realistic estimate of exam - related costs must also take into account the costs of remediation for students who fail exit exams or crucial state tests in earlier grades, as well as the «hidden» costs of services needed to give students a substantial chance of passing these tests.»

The public is also famously and enduringly off the mark regarding the academic performance of their local schools, still sipping the warm waters of Lake Wobegon and giving honors grades to «the public schools in your community,» even while conferring far lower marks on «the public schools in the nation as a whole.»

While the single - point rubric may require that we as educators give a little more of our time to reflect on each student's unique work when grading, it also creates space for our students to grow as scholars and individuals who take ownership of their learning.

We put teachers in a tough spot, asking them to motivate their students to excel at learning and also asking them to give their students grades.

If a teacher's subjective grading system is giving students an inaccurate picture of their performance, that teacher is also giving herself an inaccurate notion of how well she is doing at teaching her students.

While they also rate schools with fewer poor students more highly, we found no signs that the grades parents gave their school is influenced by its racial or ethnic composition,» observed Martin West, one of the study's authors.

Understanding that when students are focused on achieving a grade, the impact of feedback is also diluted, teachers are advised to design meaningful formative assessment tasks that give students the freedom to challenge their assumptions.

It also works so it takes the best performing, composing and listening grade and averages them out to give an overall working at level in the end column.

It also provides the teachers access to data across the grades, giving them visibility on the students» progress throughout the year.

The external audience also gives students a way to celebrate and value their work in a way that a single grade from a teacher can not.

He also said he would stop giving schools grades of A to F, a signature accountability initiative of the Bloomberg - Klein era (Joel Klein was Mayor Michael Bloomberg's schools chancellor between 2002 and 2010).

The teachers also liked the new model better, saying that it felt less like they were defending the grades they gave students and more like a conversation about the students» learning.

This more - nuanced form of signaling also increases the stakes for students, since it gives college admissions officers and potential employers additional information with which to evaluate candidates — an especially important factor in an era of grade inflation.

To measure how well the groups work together, the teacher also gives out a group - collaboration grade for each unit, which is worth 10 percent of a student's grade.

Class sizes also are extremely small — between eight and 18 students — in most grades, making it easier to give children individual attention.

Given these disparities, some view grade retention as punishing disadvantaged students who also may not have received the same quality of instruction as their more advantaged peers,» the ECS report said.

Eide also notes that de Blasio rejected the idea of giving schools letter grades as a way to motivate improvement.

The district collaborative is also looking into using scores on interim Smarter Balanced tests given in the spring of 8th grade, or, if available in time for placement decisions, the end - of - year 8th - grade Smarter Balanced tests.

Rural principals can also take advantage of recent innovations such as virtual networks that give teachers access to educators in like grades or subjects in other districts, rural regions, or states.

Klein also gave schools A through F letter grades based on student performance, ended the teachers» union's practices of letting teachers pick schools based on their seniority, and established a citywide curriculum.

The president's grades fell not just among Republicans surveyed, but also among Democrats and Independents, who increasingly gave Mr. Obama grades of C or lower.

They were also used as a foundation for the development of PARCC's grade - and subject - specific PLDs, which profile the knowledge, skills and practices students performing at a given performance level in a specific course or grade level are able to demonstrate.

A successful curriculum needs to harness that enthusiasm, Buckley says, but also needs to place a reasonable level of demand on teachers teachers, given their full presentation day, grading papers, searching for texts, and aligning to standards.

Also as part of the Common Core, new standardized tests will be given in the 11th grade, starting this coming academic year in many states, meaning that if students fall short, they will have their senior year in high school to catch up.

They also show that grade boundary changes were ordered by Ofqual just weeks before the results were given to pupils.

It also came after new results showed that 96 percent of the state's graded teachers achieved the two highest ratings, and fewer than 1 percent were given the lowest, an outcome that angered the governor.

The Dept. of Education is also «sending West Virginia back to the drawing board» on the state's ESSA plan regarding «how much weight West Virginia gives to different areas of its academic accountability system, whether West Virginia is holding its counties accountable for English - language proficiency and the viability of locally - selected tests in lower grades.»

Other members said that local students might be disadvantaged when applying for university courses if GCSE results were taken into account, and also expressed concern that employers may not be clear about comparisons between grades given under each system.

Pupils also have to complete at least 12 practical activities throughout their course and are given a separate «pass» or «unclassified» grade.

Student teachers also commented that continuously grading large volumes of student work and giving constructive comments that encouraged deeper thought and stimulated interest in the subject was time consuming.

Education Next also found skepticism about teacher quality: While Americans think, on average, that about half of the teachers in their local schools deserve a grade of A or B, they think that more than one - fifth deserve a D or F; even teachers give these low marks to more than 1 in 10 of their peers, on average.

Principals and teachers are given a high degree of autonomy, but they are also expected to put in long days teaching, advising, grading, and monitoring students.