fourth-graders

I was doing a presentation about writing comic books for a group of fourth-graders, since I'm most known as a comic book writer.

Robson, Enge, Sturges, Lloyd and even Yours Truly Lou Anders 2009

In New York City, our nation's largest, only 18 percent of fourth-graders and 13 percent of eighth-graders demonstrated science proficiency.

James M. Gentile: Make Educating Future Scientists a Top Priority James M. Gentile 2011

On the English test, the erasure analysis showed 80% of the fourth-graders' answers with erasures were changed from wrong to right; the average for the school was 35%.

For teachers, many ways and reasons to cheat on tests 2011

I was doing a presentation about writing comic books for a group of fourth-graders, since I'm most known as a comic book writer.

Archive 2009-04-01 Lou Anders 2009

On the English test, the erasure analysis showed 80% of the fourth-graders' answers with erasures were changed from wrong to right; the average for the school was 35%.

For teachers, many ways and reasons to cheat on tests 2011

Only a third of American fourth-graders could determine distance on a map, and less than half of eighth-graders knew that Islam originated in what is now Saudi Arabia, according to national geography-test scores released Tuesday.

Don't Know Much About Geography: Test Results Out Stephanie Banchero 2011

Dr. Jeanne Middleton-Hairston, national director of the CDF Freedom Schools program, adds, “This CDF Freedom Schools site holds so much promise for young Black boys in Newark where 78 percent of Black fourth-graders cannot read at grade level.

Marian Wright Edelman: The Promise of Freedom Schools Marian Wright Edelman 2011

Dr. Jeanne Middleton-Hairston, national director of the CDF Freedom Schools program, adds, “This CDF Freedom Schools site holds so much promise for young Black boys in Newark where 78 percent of Black fourth-graders cannot read at grade level.

Marian Wright Edelman: The Promise of Freedom Schools Marian Wright Edelman 2011

Only 23% of fourth-graders, 30% of eighth-graders and 21% of 12th-graders knew enough to be considered "proficient" or "advanced" on the national exam, given in January-March 2010.

Don't Know Much About Geography: Test Results Out Stephanie Banchero 2011

Each special issue had a sponsor that bought lots of copies for distribution to fourth-graders, thus subsidizing the project.

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