Sentences with phrase «with academic preparedness»

Even more persuasive, check out the thickening body of evidence that NAEP's «proficient» level — long derided by critics as too tough and typically attained by just one quarter to one third of U.S. high school seniors — really does correlate with academic preparedness for college - level work in math and English.

Not exact matches

Therefore, due to their limited academic preparedness and non-traditional educational experiences, developing effective distance learning for adult learners needs to be approached with sensitivity to and accommodations for these issues.

KIPP has identified a number of factors it believes are critical to raising its students» college - completion rates, including enhanced academic preparedness; a set of «character strengths,» like «grit,» self - control, and optimism; matching each student with the right college; social and academic integration once they arrive on campus; and college affordability.

Program FocusAudubon High School is committed to providing students with a rigorous, relevant, student - centered education in which learners demonstrate growth towards academic and personal goals consistent with college and career preparedness.

And it would end a great fraud that causes many college students to drop out — usually with heavy loan debts to either repay or default on — when they realize that they've been sorely misled as to their true preparedness for advanced - level academics.

With nearly all states having adopted the Common Core State Standards or other college - and career - readiness standards, «it may be that the [academic preparedness] number changes slightly as expectations change,» said Driscoll.

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What we have discovered with our students is that academic preparedness, though difficult, can be achieved.

Atsuyuki Suzuki, former president of the Japanese Atomic Energy Agency, and now senior scientific adviser to his successor, listed some of these reports in a talk at UC, Berkeley (start around 8 minutes for a longer list): • country specific - groupthink with consensus first, overconfidence, etc (Parliament) • human caused disaster, lack of emergency preparedness (government) • lack of safety consciousness, ignoring both natural events and worker training (academic)