Sentences with phrase «grade one as»

Raised in Caledonia, Ontario, I was identified in third grade as gifted, and from then on was keenly aware that I should «act smart.»

While working with Kohlberg in the early Seventies on this ground - breaking study of moral development, she noted that girls and women were consistently graded as less moral than boys and men.

The thought of entering 8th grade as a make - out virgin was both horrifying and unforgivable.

Gourmet Kona coffee sets the extra fancy standard in Hawaii according to (SCAA) the Specialty Coffee Association of America; coffee which scores 80 points or above on a 100 - point scale is graded as specialty.

That said, their draft as a whole is being graded as a success.

4 teams supposedly have him graded as a day 2 prospect.

Michelle turns away and grinds her teeth — how could this be happening to the girl who won the Greg Tatum Award in eighth grade as her school's most Christlike child?

In fact, after the Sooners» coaches studied all their game film of 1967, Fairbanks said that «our average gain on all plays going over Kalsu, including short yardage and goal line plays, is 6.2 net yards rushing... This is what we coaches grade as... near perfection.»

We tend to put a grading mark on the players every week, so why not let the manager get a grade as well!

Some of the young ones will make the grade as jockeys.

One place that has a lot of love for Williams is PFF, who had him graded as the # 1 safety in the draft, and if PFF likes him... let's just say they are analytics based and so is our front office.

Reading manager Brian McDermott has tipped Michael Hector to make the grade as a holding midfielder at Chelsea after his man - of - the - match display in the FA Cup.

You are right about Ellis yet Reggie said the Raiders had him graded as a first round talent.

Some of the incompletions were graded as being the fault of the receiver, either via a bad route or a drop (you'll see they did him no favors).

«In film sessions, coaches would say «well, my unit graded as an A.» A receiver would say «I caught 13 passes.»

Objectively, our line was graded as a good pass blocking line.

Michigan's Jourdan Lewis, graded as No. 1 CB by Profootballfocus.com, has some words before Saturday's top 20 matchup with Northwestern.

Meanwhile, Man City trio Vincent Kompany, David Silva and Leroy Sane make the grade as they helped Pep Guardiola's side take another step closer to the Premier League title with a comfortable 3 - 1 win over Everton.

Once a line moves, the arrow will disappear and the prediction will be graded as Yes or No.

If he doesn't play, the bet will be graded as no action.

That's because James Daniels of Iowa grades as the 1B to Price's 1A.

If he has a bad loan spell either due to another injury hit year or simply not good enough to make the grade as a 1st team player than I believe we won't see him in an Arsenal shirt.

series catches up with Istanbul hero Jerzy Dudek hoping to make the grade as a racing driver.

He does a nice job getting to the second level, a big part of his two - year 86.0 grade as a run blocker and he's only allowed 26 total pressures on 1,206 pass block attempts.

Gidman was told he wouldn't make the grade as a youngster but went on to have a very successful career and colourful life.

When we sign Gervinho, and be truthful, will you be excited or just say «another risk that will need time to adjust», will we be sitting here agin next year giving Gervinho the same grade as Chamakh for the same reasons, just a question.

However, the leak suggests that the club do not consider Modric, 30, to be in the same pay - grade as some of their other superstars.

Good grades as an indicator of engagement with learning, curiosity and persistence mean something both in the present and as indicators of being successful out in the work place.

Make it clear that people with good grades as a teen often go on to do great things in the future.

Other schools may designate 7th and 8th grades as the middle school years.

Individual skills are honed and celebrated in fifth grade as the students prepare for the annual multi-school Pentathlon.

The school added a sixth - grade class for the first time this year and plans to add seventh and eighth grade as the current sixth - grade class progresses.

It then moves forward through the preschool years, and for many children, into the primary grades as well.

All outcomes were graded as of high quality.

This happens when a teen with parents like this get angry at them for get an A - instead of an A +, which lowers the teen's self - esteem and their grades as well.

When we scold toddlers for not sharing their toys, and then think of them as antisocial monsters, we're grading them as harshly as possibly.

This research has been graded as good.

With more than 30 staff submitted, the Business School had one of the largest submissions for a post-1992 university and 80 % was graded as being of international standard.

This research has been graded as very good.

Within fashionable liberal Western circles, such views will instantly grade him as deplorable.

Tennessee Education Commissioner Candice McQueen says school districts can decide whether student assessment scores will be included in student grades as long as the scores don't lower final grades.

They just judged the 4th quarter's grades as if they were both the 3rd and 4th quarters.

At the same time, teachers were being told they would be graded as professionals based on the results of scores from these flawed — and really, still experimental — assessments.

When Marist last asked about Mayor Bloomberg's job performance in its October 30th survey in the heat of his re-election campaign, 54 % gave the mayor high marks while one - third graded him as average.

Vinci uses the patterns for professional baseball gloves to make these glove as professional grade as they can.

The results may reflect the critical importance of first grade as an academic building block, Rabiner said.

* the formal grade as well as an evaluation by the admissions committee of their master's dissertation

For the study, which was funded by the National Institutes of Health, the researchers followed the progress of 989 graduates of the Chicago Public School District's CPC program, which provided intensive instruction in reading and math from preschool through third grade as part of a school reform model.

Three unsolicited adverse events were graded as severe; all were instances of abnormal laboratory values in children aged 1 — 2 years old.

Some school systems break their age groups slightly different, including sixth grade as part of elementary school and then referring to grades seven and eight as «junior» high school.