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I had been teaching my seventh-graders about World War II, and a test question was, "What was the largest amphibious assault of all time? "

Now we all know you have to do a bit of "selling" to the 5th graders, but it's not really all that relevant for a sales job.

In the case of the maths scores of fourth-graders, there was a consistently negative relationship between computer use and test scores.

Hard to imagine those are the values that Beaverton officials would like to see instilled in its fourth graders.

Music backgrounds did not necessarily correlate between judges' opinions in fifth-graders' music arranging performances.

The highlight of each school year for the fifth-graders I teach is a week-long science camp.

Ms. Hempel watched as Ms. Duffy was escorted out of the faculty lounge, in search of her former fifth graders.

Ninth-graders are especially vulnerable and are the group "most at risk" of attempting suicide, he said.

One of the parents, Li Wei, said his son was one of 54 students who died in a class of 60 fifth graders.

there is no significant difference between middle and high graders, however high graders performed a little bit better than middle graders.

I had been accustomed to working with second and third graders for whom the "imagination" was the Ferris wheel of the mind.

Ms. Soto, 27, was youthful, energetic and a favorite among first graders. Her daily "morning meeting" with her children had just ended.

"I found other kids, ninth graders, who also loved math and loved having fun, " he said.

As eighth graders, they came up with a study of bridge design, building 41 balsa-wood models by hand, that did well at the science fair.

That kind of happiness can lift listeners too -- listeners of any age, including second-graders.

But the children were the same as the second-graders he'd left behind in Philadelphia.

Unfortunately, it was not obvious to the American graders, who marked them negatively for needlessly stifling freedom of expression_r_r.

If computers can be used to do the grading, the money paid to graders can be saved and costs for such tests can be cut in half.

As time goes by, go from a a graders into a student of grade 6. Those troubles like about though, the barrage of comes to me.

All of the other sixth graders were already outside, playing marbles or hop scotch or jumping rope, since it was a pleasant spring day.

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In June, she invited fifth-graders from Washington's Bancroft Elementary School to help with gardening tasks.

A formal document setting for the quality of a commodity as determined by authorized inspectors or graders.

A new report shows that seventy-nine percent of twelfth-graders have at least a basic level of understanding.

Warm socks. Cute patent leather Mary Jane school shoes, maybe for fourth graders, with the instep cut up with a scissor.

One Thanksgiving Day, a teacher of an elementary school asked her first graders what they were thankful for.

I was teaching in a small town in Ohio where my twenty-seven third graders eagerly anticipated the great day of gifts giving.

But it soon became clear that the type of compliment given to the fifth graders dramatically affected their choice of tests.

But only about one-third of students in grades four and eight and one-fifth of twelfth-graders did that in two thousand nine.

In the most impressive showing, Massachusetts fourth-graders scored roughly as well as those in high-performing Taiwan and Japan.

The books for second- and third-graders include A Book of Tales, About Animals and Plants, and Life in Early America.

The perils were evident when Hillary and I visited with sixth-graders in East Los Angeles.

In addition, the exhibition impact on children's concept learning is most effective among the lower graders.

III. To investigate the influences of "eurhythmics" toward student's learning interest in fourth graders elementary music class.

In Nantou, Taiwan, a group of fifth graders had a chance to become rice farmers, and then shared their harvest with Tzu Chi.

A teacher of an elementary school asked her first graders what they were thankful for.

That's when a bunch of eighth-graders pick you up and put you in a trash can.

The father of one of the first graders who was kill appealed to lawmakers to ban assault weapons.

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He has the capital to launch his product, an educational tool to help sixth- to eighth-graders learn math and science.

These fourth graders are studying in their native Arabic though their coursework follows Turkey's curriculum.

My sixth-graders at Pennyroyal Elementary made Easter baskets for you when they heard about the flooding because they wanted to help.

The eighth graders would have to spend the night in the county juvenile detention center.

A study by sixth graders found that children and adults can easily mistake some medications for sweets. Rose Eveleth reports.

The event drew New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Education Secretary Margaret Spellings plus teachers and about 20 fourth and fifth graders.

The project will development training and monitoring systems for graders and regulations on the commercial use of the grade "trademark" .

A teacher of Arabic by training, he instructs several different classes including these fourth-graders.

A new report shows that 79% of 12 greeters (twelfth-graders) have at least a basic level of understanding.

In 2005 51% of fourth-graders in big cities scored "below basic" on a standard reading test, compared with a national average of 38%.

Besides Finnish, math and science, the first graders take music, art, sports, religion and textile handcrafts.

At the end, about 90 percent of Chinese first graders were still following the lesson. Only about half of the Americans were.

Obama met privately with a group of 9th graders before the speech, which was broadcast live to thousands of classrooms across the country.

Teacher De ie Moon's first graders were discus ing a picture of a family.

But a group of sixth graders were learning an important lesson in politics from one remarkable teacher.

Today, I had a flight from Florida to Virginia. Unfortunately, 44 fifth graders were on the same plane. FML.

The first graders have come to like the school.

"It's too bad that we're getting e-mails from fourth-graders who are saying that they're too young to die, " Ms Martin said.

Since its inception in 1974, the CHOICE program has provided an alternative learning experience for seventh and eighth graders.

Of her 13 current seventh graders, 8 scored at the top.

Alberto and Maribel, sixth-graders at an elementary school in central Mexico, introduce themselves to each other in Mandarin Chinese.

Student: I think you've got the wrong classroom. We're the eighth graders. The first graders are on the second floor.

Ammouri has also begun teaching innovation courses to high school students and launched an innovation camp for fifth-graders.

A new report shows that 79% of 12th graders have at least a basic level of understanding.

The book read most often by first graders was Grim(green) Eggs and Ham by doctor Suss(Seuss).

Others said cheating, often in collaboration with test graders, is rampant.

Wen was also invited to play in a basketball match between two three-person teams of sixth-graders.

At Summer Advantage USA, another program in Indianapolis, founder Earl Phalen reads to second-graders.

She has over 10 years of teaching experience and teaches Language Arts to 3rd graders at Guan Ai.

Upon our arrival, the first graders were invited to the carpet, a common place for story time.

In 1986, the Southern Regional Education Board gave a test to eleventh graders in five southern states.

Instead of using spelling to measure self-control in second graders, why not find a way a more precise measurement?

When I was asked to give the commencement address to a graduating class of 9th graders, I jumped at the chance.

Twelve-hour days (less on weekends, but no days off) are common among first-graders.

One USA Today study found that New York second graders haul around an average of 5. 3 pounds a day in their backpacks.

After recent educational changes were introduced in Tunisia, the average test scores of fourth graders actually fell between 2003 and 2007.

She says the third graders have also learned to read the sugar and fat content listed on food packages.

After all, nearly 100 percent of the school's ninth graders go on to high schools.

America's fourth, eighth, and twelfth graders don't have that privilege.

3 It's easy for graders to run the tests under Coverlipse and determine if there is 100% code coverage or not.

In fact, two years ago, only 27 percent of all the third through eighth graders were passing the state standard in both English and math.

First or second graders may be more eager to talk about the fun they have in sports.

In 2002, only half of the city's fourth-graders met state learning standards.

How many eighth-graders do you know of who have measured the speed of light?

One afternoon a month, she puts her organization's science activities to the test in front of first graders.

And in Egypt, eighth graders' scores dropped in both math and science in the same period.

They visit hundreds of 5th and 6th graders in D. C. classrooms, as part of the Embassy Adoption Program.

Audit reports are public information and it wouldn't take long to figure out which audit firms were the "easiest graders. "

These must be sixth-graders!

The second graders had just finished their yoga poses and jumping jacks when the gunshots began.

And I do put power tools into the hands of second-graders.

Less than 20% of their 8th-graders (13-14-year-olds) have better-than-basic reading skills for their age.

When second-graders Bryce and Juli first meet, Juli knows it's love.

a playground foaming with third graders.

In the school yard, a mother goose and her baby are separated by a boisterous class of first graders.

Planting 1 million years or so, the output 1500 tons, graders gong goods exports of refined products sold in Guangxi, Yulin.

Many of the eggs were manipulated to cause microcracks and wereimmediately examined by AMS graders and scored as either intact or cracked.

Twelve-hour days (less on weekends, but no days off) are common amongfirst-graders.

Eight third graders in some poor places in Hebei got new schoolbags as Children's Day gifts.

And, of course, there's the facilities issue: Where do you send all these eighth-graders if you can't send them to high school?

Test-data reflect this. In Mississippi 90% of fourth-graders were labelled "proficient" or better in the state reading test in 2006-07.

Fourth graders were outside for gym class.

Where are my glasses? Oh, here they are. Oh! You're not my first-graders! Why didn't anyone say anything earlier?

Today, I want to talk to you about the dirtiest word that any of you 9th graders know.

The news was even more dire in high school, where 12% of 12th-graders were proficient, unchanged since 2006.

We have third-graders doing Latin this year.

Maryland and the District did not participate in the writing test last year. There were no state-by-state results for 12th-graders.

Nearly half of all fourth graders in the county of Telemark participated when the survey was conducted in 2007.

Findings indicated that very few sixth graders engaged in sexual intercourse or in high-risk behaviors such as smoking.

All 6th - 11th graders will receive a detailed description and registration form.

The study relies on a nationally representative sample of approximately 10, 700 first graders, whose parents and teachers were interviewed.

This is an English language textbook for third graders.

In math, U. S. fourth-graders ranked No. 11 on the international test.

Most second graders can tell youthat rooting for the crack dealer will only bring you a world of pain, but whatcan you do?

One of my fourth graders asked my teacher's assistant, "How old are you, Mrs. Glass? "

Chicago's Paper Project allows ninth and tenth graders to earn as much as $2, 000 per year (average $800).

The third-graders are having a traffic education lesson.

The back row is for eighth-graders.

I was also scared because of some stories I had heard about the first day of middle school, like being canned by the eighth-graders.

One day I was showing a group of ninth-graders around.

S. , according to a 2007 survey by the Department of Education, 37% of 10th-graders in 2002 spent more than 10 hours on homework each week.

In the first, 30 fourth-through-10th graders pinched and held open a metal clasp.

There were about six of us, all seventh-graders, sitting around in a circle in English class reading our books.

Eight of 18 10th graders, including Caroline and Medjina, had returned.

It covers the core subjects for 2nd graders such as reading, language arts, spelling, and math.

Well, I did this at a school in Boston with about 70 seventh-graders -- 12-year-olds.

In 1999, 38. 3% of 12th-graders reported no drinking in the previous 30 days, says the CDC's Laura Kann, an expert on youth risk behaviors.

Salomon (1984) found that a sample of sixth graders rated TV as an easier medium from which to learn than books.

While the study focuses on first graders, Milkie expects similar results for older children.

Chinook, with 630 seventh and eighth graders, still has students who know those involved in last year's episode.

Last year, fourth and eighth graders achieved the highest math scores on record.

Our 4th grader was able to research and upload the Animoto slide show completely on her own, however our 1st and 2nd graders needed

Eighth Graders'Academic Help-Seeking and Its Relation to Achievement Goals, Self-Efficacy and Culture Factors

An Experimental Study of Training the Constructional Writing Skill of Fourth Graders

Researches on Senior Middle School First Graders'Coping Flexibility and Its Influencing Factors

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Earth-moving machinery; graders; terminology and commercial specifications

Earth-moving machinery - Cutting edges used on tractors-dozers, graders and scrapers - Principal shapes and basic dimensions

Health Status of Third Graders of Senior High School Preparing for Entrance Examination, a Survey in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province

The Relationship between Eighth Graders Perceived Teacher- Expectancy, Self-Worth and Goal Orientation

Dynamic and Static Metacognition Research on Mathematics Problem Solving for the First Graders of Junior High School

Application of an Independent Heat Dissipating System to Graders

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The Sixth Graders'Computational Estimation Competence and Strategy

Study of adaptability of motor graders in highlands

A Survey on the Relationship between Parents'Teaching Methods and Three-six Graders' Loneliness

An experimental study on training the constructional writing strategy of sixth graders

Earth-moving machinery -- Graders -- Part 1: Terminology and commercial specifications

A dynamic course designed to strengthen and reinforce arithmetic for seventh graders

California's 8th-graders (14-year-olds), for example, ranked 46th in maths last year.

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First Trial on Reading Teaching for Higher Graders in Elementary School

Why Economists Hate Presents, And How Seventh Graders Solved The Problem

The Effects of Working Memory on Perfromance of Third Graders Solving Compare problems

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New Technology Prospect of Graders

Testing methods of motor graders

Method of performance test for graders

A visit to the home of motor graders

AmIhotornot. com -- every day 250, 000 people go to this site, run by two volunteers, and I can tell you they are hard graders, and