Sentences with phrase «high achieving students now»

The practical implication of this policy change is that high achieving students now regularly attend classes with low - achieving peers.

Not exact matches

But as at now the promise of making education free for all students of senior high school has not been achieved... it's in the interest of government to state this because some parents of second and third year believe that their children are going to enjoy free education and if it is not explained, it will create problems for the headmasters and headmistresses.

The partnership with Vivo means that teachers subscribing to Mobento's school accounts can now achieve a higher level of engagement, motivating their students to use multi-media content, with Vivo's gamification and system of rewards.

All students can now achieve high standards of learning without failure, according to educator and author Benjamin S. Bloom.

«Beyond that the facilities within the new school will further support high - quality learning and enable our students both now and in the future to achieve their full potential.»

With teachers and practitioners being held responsible for delivering high - quality provision by the SEND Code of Practice, and with Ofsted placing significant emphasis on achieving progress and raising aspirations for SEND students, it's now crucial that they have very specific skills and understanding.

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Every particle of our schools is now devoted to students achieving at a high level and getting into one of these prestigious schools.

Great transfer school educators put the support and expectations in place for students who had once struggled to now achieve at high levels.

WUWM now continues its Project Milwaukee series, exploring the barriers that hold back some Milwaukee Public School students from achieving at a higher level.

Child advocacy groups such as Children Now, meanwhile, say some districts didn't follow the intent of the new system by expanding services for high - needs students, didn't set measurable goals and didn't clearly identify the programs they will use to achieve those goals.

I will assume by now we almost all have reached the opinion that children in state A are far more likely to perform better on the NAEP tests than will children in State B. Everything we know about the ways we structure the societies we live in, and how those structures affect school achievement, suggests that State A will have higher achieving students.

Based on more recent data, Russell Rumberger and Gregory Palardy speculated in 2005 that, because students across the income and ability spectrum can be shown to benefit from attending high - performing schools, aggressive efforts to homogenize schools» demographic profiles will likely hurt better - prepared students, with predicted declines for the highest - achieving students (who are now concentrated in high - income schools) exceeding the expected gains for low - income and minority students.

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With each state now determining its own metrics for gauging student success, the question arises: how can states ensure that a student graduating from a high school in Ohio, who achieved a proficiency rating on required exit exams, is equally prepared for college level study as a student with a similar academic profile graduating in Oregon?

«Now I have my finger on the pulse of every student -LSB-...] we are constantly excited about how much our students are achieving,» said Sue Crick, a teacher at Colo High School, NSW, who has been using Maths Pathway since the beginning of 2017.

my kid is now excellent high achieving student at this school because he wants it.