Sentences with phrase «people achieving those grades»

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Other times, I am really lost with my investigation or I get frustrated with grades after extended periods of study but I surround myself with people that really support me and remind me of how much I have achieved and how much I love what I do.

Dramatically inert and flatter than a buzz cut, the movie ends up diminishing their moment of heroism by turning it into a defiantly amateurish piece of junior - high - grade theatrics (the film asks the impossible of people who have already achieved greatness), as if to say: Reality doesn't need to be gussied up.

Dame Martina Milburn, chief executive at The Prince's Trust, commented: «While young people are painfully aware of the importance of getting good grades and under incredible pressure to achieve them, this report shows that the life and character skills considered key to success in their working lives are at risk of being overlooked.»

The need for alternative curriculum offerings like Achieve remains clear, with a third of school - leavers still not achieving five A * - C grade GCSEs and more than half of young people in Scotland not achieving 5 National Fives.

Increasingly children and young people are expected to attend extra tutoring or exam cramming sessions in their lunch breaks, after school, on Saturdays and in the school holidays to ensure they achieve the grades required by the Government's imposed league table targets.

The figures come amid ongoing concerns that young people are being put under increasing pressure to achieve good grades, as schools are held to account for each year group's performance.

How could a 10 - minute checklist capture the progress of Maria, who began her seventh - grade year shy and unsure of herself, but finished not only achieving at high levels but with the confidence to apply to one of the city's top magnet schools, and later travel the world with the People to People Ambassador Program?

«And for those 17 - year - olds who have struggled to achieve good grades in maths, we are seeing 4,000 more successful re-takes of those exams; delivering better prospects for every one of those young people.»

The wealth of data being published will allow people to check how many pupils at an individual school took a particular GCSE and to see what grades they achieved.

Professor Elsie Talfa says that people tend to associate cheating with the «slacker» students who get low grades, but she says higher achieving students are more apt to cheat and it's a mirror of what's happening within our society.

Our services lead people to achieve first class grades.

The highest level of education attained is told, grades achieved other activities that the person was involved in as they were still getting their education.

When the program began, people could have an application on file and write the test as often as they needed until they achieved a passing grade.