Sentences with phrase «national expectations»

Our programme is proven to narrow this gap with children not only meeting national expectations of them, but exceeding them.

Since we opened in 2014, our students have exceeded national expectations for student growth and performance.

The first cohort to use the technology were challenged by our local authority to exceed 40 per cent meeting national expectations.

More recently, the common core state standards were created to establish shared national expectations for all students.

Reconciling the pressures of austerity, a new school funding formula, a step change in national expectations of learners and ever vigilant Ofsted inspection can not be other than a huge challenge for school leaders and governors.

Several international efforts have worked to clarify and codify differences in national expectations regarding research integrity.

In one of the poorest boroughs of London, children from traditionally underachieving demographics exceed national expectations, and have done so for many years.

The only thing likely to be greeted with greater national expectation and curiosity this year is a small bundle of noise that will be christened Windsor (and sadly, I don't mean Ford is bringing out a new small - block V8).

Canada's Codes of Practice for the care and handling of farm animals lay out national expectations for animal welfare as arrived at by consensus between the farmers, veterinarians, scientists, government agencies, SPCAs and humane societies, who are all members of the National Farm Animal Care Council (NFACC).

In this part, however, we only see the seeds of an uprising planted, as 16 - yearold Katniss graduates from tragic victim to symbol of national expectation.

The changes since CCSS was put on the national agenda in 2009 have slightly reduced the divergence between state standards and the national expectations set by NAEP, however.

Designed to easily fit into an exercise book without folding, this activity sheet focuses on the national expectations for children with regards to 3D polygons.

The federal government must be clearer about our national expectations for student outcomes, insist on realistic but aggressive state plans to meet them, allocate resources to level the playing field across states and districts, and require that states implement those plans well.

Commercial tests are used to measure mastery of the curriculum, norm - referenced tests are used to compare students to national expectations, and criterion - referenced tests are used to evaluate the attainment of state - endorsed standards of achievement (National Commission on Testing and Public Policy, 1990).

In the education ecosystem, not only is technology integration on the uptick, so are public and national expectations, community expectations and, most importantly, the imperative to increase student achievement.

The national expectation is that a report on the child's wishes and feelings will require six weeks, on a single issue will require six weeks and on more than one particularised issue will require six to 12 weeks, depending on the nature and complexity of the issues to be addressed.

«That level of price appreciation is well above the national expectation, but more importantly is well above the normal, historical experience.»