Sentences with phrase «given gradings according»

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In Whitehead's view, the initial or ideal aim given by God includes alternatives; 43 these are «graded» according to their relevance; 44 the creature can modify his initial subjective aim, i.e. the ideal aim given by God.45 Thus, a creature could use his freedom in order to actualize the ideal aim given him, or he could modify this aim to such an extent as to choose the worst alternative open to him, or his actualization could fall anywhere in between.

Among white evangelicals voters — one of Trump's strongest demographics — one in five (20 %) graded the president - elect's conduct during the campaign at an A, while a plurality (31 %) gave him a B, according to new Pew Research Center data provided to CT..

Nearly 80,000 public school students in 100 districts across Long Island refused yesterday to take the state mathematics exam given in grades three through eight, in a fifth straight year of boycotts driven by opposition to the Common Core tests, according to a Newsday survey.

The gov's approval ratings have slipped over his handling of the endless subway delays, with nearly a quarter of New Yorkers giving him a failing grade, according to a Quinnipiac University poll out Wednesday.

Although most New York voters give the state Senate and Assembly a C - minus grade for its accomplishments, a plurality would vote to re-elect their senator and Assembly member this year, according to a Siena College poll released yesterday.

The Legislature didn't fare quite so well when it came to the issue of public health, according to the NYLCV, which gave lawmakers an overall grade of «C +» in that particular sub-category.

According to results from the 2010 EdNext - PEPG Survey released in this issue («Meeting of the Minds»), only 18 percent think the schools deserve an «A» or a «B,» while 25 percent assign them either a «D» or an «F.» These are the worst grades the U. S. public has given its schools since it was first asked to grade them back in 1981.

Americans Give Public Schools High Grades Vouchers are out, according to the latest Phi Delta Kappa / Gallup Poll, released yesterday.

According to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), which administers NAEP, the determination of proficiency in any given subject at a particular grade level «was the result of a comprehensive national process [which took into account]... what hundreds of educators, curriculum experts, policymakers, and members of the general public thought the assessment should test.

Less than 20 percent of whites and African Americans accord the nation's schools an «A» or a «B,» and only around 40 percent give the schools in their community one of these two top grades.

According to the 2009 Education Next survey, 60 percent give their local elementary school an A or B, while only 18 percent give the nation's schools one of those two grades.

According to our federal education law, students with disabilities must be tested at grade level but NYS wants to give students tests that are aligned with their instructional level, not their age.

The DPI is expecting to spend $ 1.5 million more than it has allocated for those tests in 2015, according to the request, and is asking for $ 1.2 million more in 2016 and about $ 911,000 in 2017 to fully pay for the tests that are given to students in grades three through eight.

According to NYC - favorite NPR, studies assert that over 50 percent of children in a given classroom are performing above grade level.

Ninety - one percent of teachers agree that technology gives them more ability to tailor lessons and homework assignments to the individual needs of each student, but only 16 percent of teachers give their schools an «A» grade for incorporating it into their classrooms, according to a new national survey.

According to virtually all research that I can find, establishing strong reading skills in children before they hit third grade is the best way to give all children a chance for a successful school career and be a contributor to society.

Higher percentages of Utah students are testing proficient in language arts and science, according to results of Criterion Referenced Tests (CRTs), given to Utah students in grades 3 - 11 last spring.

Given a year with an effective teacher — one whose pupils previously showed test - score gains — students can advance their learning by a grade level or more, according to research done by William L. Sanders while he was at the University of Tennessee.

According to students across all grade levels, there is substantial room for improvement when it comes to assigning work that gives students a deeper level of understanding about the subjects they are learning.

According to West Virginia MetroNews» Brad McElhinny, West Virginia's final ESSA plan — recently approved by the U.S. Education Department — included several changes based on feedback from the federal agency, including how much weight the state «gives to different areas of its academic accountability system,» whether or not the state properly holds counties accountable for English - language proficiency, and the «viability of locally - selected tests in lower grades.»

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While a whopping 94 percent of Americans currently give themselves a passing grade on retirement, a third of them have confessed to stopping retirement savings at least once, according to a new report from the Indexed Annuity Leadership Council.

According to Susan Thixton at the wonderful blog, Truth About Pet Food, the Safer Packaging survey gave Hain Celestial (Health Valley, Earth's Best, and Westbrae Natural), ConAgra (Chef Boyardee, Hunt's and Healthy Choice), and H.J. Heinz the best scores for lowest BPA, with each receiving an A grade.

After reviewing a business according to a handful of criteria, they are then given a score out of 100 which translates into a grade.

«According to Today, the Eagle Mountain Elementary in Fort Worth, Texas, has been giving kindergarten and first - grade students two 15 - minute recess breaks every morning and -LSB-...]

State Education Commissioner Deborah Gist will be on hand to provide opening remarks before Burns will give an overview of the attendance and tardiness problems in grades K - 12, «but more importantly, it will focus on the positive work being done in Cranston to turn this crisis around,» according to a release.