Sentences with phrase «picture of achievement levels»

The fact check provides a fair and nuanced picture of achievement levels in English primary and secondary schools, and specifically the gap in achievement between richer and poorer students.

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«Giving all students the same assessment regardless of their proficiency in the English language or on their developmental level yields a false picture of student achievement,» Ms. Carney said.

On the feature film side of things, Guillermo del Toro took the top prize for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film for his work on the Best Picture nominated The Shape of Water, putting him on the level with his «Three Amigos» compadres Alfonso Cuaron and Alejandro González Iñárritu.

To not disconnect themselves from the big picture if you like, from the nation as a whole and from the importance of standards and levels of achievement, but have a much more responsive approach to things, which could also lead into opportunities for entrepreneurship at a local level.

... No other professional development has even come close to providing a clear, complete picture of what it means (and what it takes) to lead a school to high levels of sustainable academic achievement.

In addition, the out - of - level achievement tests used by Talent Search programs have been selected or designed as robust measures, giving a more complete picture of the gifted child's ability.

When a comprehensive assessment program at the classroom level balances formative and summative student learning / achievement information, a clear picture emerges of where a student is relative to learning targets and standards.

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Hidden object games come in various levels of difficulty from simple pictures and objects suitable for children to highly complex games with multiple clue levels building to a solution or an answer to a complicated mystery or achievement of an intricate adventure quest.

Depending on the level of the visual offerings, execution counts for a great deal, and the picture book Vento by animator Virgilio Villoresi and illustrator Virginia Mori is a stunning achievement.

Recruiters tend to create a picture in their mind when they see the accomplishments section — a picture that tells them how an applicant will be able to replicate the same level of efficiency and achievement in their company.