Sentences with phrase «by a college board»

Students, parents and teachers who visit www.khanacademy.org/sat will find quizzes based on the math and reading sections of the new SAT scheduled to make its debut in March, as well as full - length practice tests written by the College Board.

Over the past 10 years, college tuition has been increasing by about 2 percent to 3 percent per year, after adjusting for inflation, according to a study by the College Board.

The School District's Class of 2016 earned an average total score of 1577, up from 1560 last school year, which is the 3rd - highest score out of 180 school systems in the State of Georgia, according to data released today by the College Board.

Although approval of the AP test by the College Board is still in the works, the beta version of the portfolio submission site, called the Innovation Portal, is already up and running.

Based on research conducted by the College Board, the average cost of one year's tuition plus the applicable fees ranged from $ 9,000 for in - state residents at a public college to $ 30,000 for private colleges.

26 — Counseling: 2002 College Counselor Workshop, sponsored by the College Board, for secondary school counselors, at the Suffolk County Community College in Selden, N.Y. Contact: Joanne King, [phone], ext. 113; e-mail: [email protected]; Web site: www.collegeboard.com.

«It was very special to be recognized by the College Board, which has played such an important role...

One major factor is that I've taught AP biology for five years now and have lots of background and experience with the essential learning statements prescribed by the College Board's new curriculum framework.

«It was very special to be recognized by the College Board, which has played such an important role in American education...

A new survey by the College Board suggests that the «graying» of the American college campus evident in this decade will continue through the turn of the next century.

The 260 - page guidebook, the largest ever published by the College Board, explains the new S.A.T. format introduced in October 1990.

«Rethinking Pell Grants»: Group Suggests Separate Pathways for Younger Students and Adult Learners Chronicle of Higher Education, 4/9/13 «The group's report, «Rethinking Pell Grants»... was released by the College Board on Tuesday.

Only one in nine high - school students uses outside coaching courses to prepare for the Scholastic Aptitude Test, but those who do so rate them as helpful in raising scores, according to a new survey by the College Board.

Access to rigorous coursework is unevenly distributed across American high schools, as shown by national audits of AP classes conducted by the College Board.

At the same time, however, the average SAT scores for prospective teachers as reported by the College Board are middling and have risen only slightly since the 1980s.

His reaction to the release of the 2001 scores, which showed no improvement over the previous year and hence were termed «stable» by the College Board, was to write, «Stable in this case does not mean unimproved.

I think that, more than I could have hoped, this decision by the College Board and my appointment is being seen as a remarkable positive support for the aims of the Common Core.

A separate study, released by the College Board in 1998, investigated the effect of granting extra time to disabled students on a retest.

At a recent forum sponsored by the College Board, high school and college educators and administrators met to discuss the transition from K - 12 to postsecondary education, and, sure enough,...

I charged through the content as prescribed by the College Board and sought ways to differentiate learning and vary delivery through a few modes of instruction.

From the start, the makeup of the seven - person panel established by the College Board and Disability Rights Associates to review the Board's policy on flagging should have sent a warning signal to anyone who is concerned about valid testing standards.

In a study released by the College Board in 2003 (the panel's majority report cited a 2001 draft version of this study), Brent Bridgeman, ETS's principal researcher, and his colleagues analyzed the degree to which the SAT is «speeded» — or how much the SAT's standard three - hour time limit affects students» scores.

In designing these AP courses as project based, the Knowledge in Action team worked from the standards published by the College Board for each course, while incorporating the project's design principles, which include these two key features:

NHRP was founded in 1983 by the College Board, a nonprofit that advocates for expanded access to higher education and administers college - level exams such as the SAT.

If a new seriousness about civic education takes root, schools may turn to the new off - the - shelf curriculum developed by the College Board.

The end - of - course APUSH exam was always plenty rigorous, lasting three hours and scored during the summer by veteran instructors assembled by the College Board.

The study, which was financed in part by the College Board, the New York City - based nonprofit that sponsors the AP program, followed students who graduated from high school from 1998 to 2002 and enrolled at any public college or university in Texas.

At the same time, significant gaps persist in preparation and access across «traditionally underserved students,» the analysis released yesterday by the College Board suggests, especially for African - American students.

The APIP includes teacher training conducted by the College Board and a curriculum for earlier grades that prepares students for AP courses.

Furthermore, states need to consider authorizing the development of alternative AP tests that can compete with those developed by the College Board.

Advanced Placement ®, AP ®, SAT ®, and ACCUPLACER ® are registered trademarks and / or owned by the College Board, which was not involved in the production of, and does not endorse this product.

For three of the last five years, OCPS was named to the AP District Honor Roll by the College Board for increasing access to Advanced Placement course work while simultaneously maintaining or increasing the percentage of students earning scores of 3 or higher on AP exams.

The debate over the skyrocketing cost of going to college may get even more intense as a result of the 1988 - 89 tuition figures recently released by the College Board.

7 - 8 — School reform: Measuring Equity in School Change: Data - Driven Action Planning, sponsored by the College Board, Equity 2000, for school counselors, in Washington.

The essentials remain the same: high - school students take college - level courses, taught by teachers in their schools, and then take exams designed by the College Board to show that they have mastered the subject at college - level proficiency.

10 - 11 — College admission: The Path to College, sponsored by the College Board, Equity 2000, for educators, in Washington.

Reviews by the College Board and ACHIEVE found strong alignment between Virginia's revised English standards and the knowledge and skills students must possess to be college and career ready.

Abelardo Diaz said his Advanced Placement Spanish courses at the Cortines School of Visual and Performing Arts are now at 45 students, nearly twice the size recommended by the College Board.

Butterfield said preference will be given to those with some sort of program with rigorous goals and curriculum, such as international baccalaureates or advanced - placement programs, college - level courses and curricula developed by the College Board, a New York - based non-profit.

Keynote Address presented at the Advanced Placement Institute, co-sponsored by the College Board and the Center for Gifted Education, College of William and Mary, August 7, 2000.

Offers courses approved by the College Board for Advanced Placement (AP) designation.

The district eventually adopted the SpringBoard curriculum, an online and print curriculum developed by the College Board for this fall.

Mean SAT scores: furnished by The College Board and reflects the 2015 - 2016 school year; SAT scores by school district.

SAT — One of two commonly used tests designed to assess high school students» general educational development and required for college entrance by many institutions of higher education; published and administered by the College Board.

In California, 29 school districts were cited by the College Board's AP Honor Roll, which recognizes districts that increased both AP exam participation and the percentage of students scoring passing grades.

K12.com says the courses «follow curriculum specified by the College Board.»

Finn specifically predicted that ACT would be joined by the College Board and its next - generation assessments that are mapped to the CCSS.

In January 2007, Ladd was named to the National Superintendents Roundtable, a select group of 50 U.S. school superintendents supported by the College Board and Johnson and Kellogg foundations.

These seniors achieved an average SAT score of 1570 — 20 points above the college - readiness benchmark of 1550 established by the College Board.

The grant will fund the district's efforts to implement EXCELerator, a career readiness framework developed by the College Board that aims to improve the district college readiness infrastructure and capacity to provide rigorous education and supports, with a particular focus on historically underserved students.