But the study did not look at the content of the individual report cards, or trace a direct cause and effect relationship between bad report cards and punishment.
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Check out all 50 report cards at the Population Institute.
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It even gives "environmental report cards" for most Apple products.
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Read the full set of report cards from NORML here.
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Give politicians report cards, a grade of how they're doing.
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Alright we are going to do our report cards as well.
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Climate Fwd: Also this week, climate report cards for Democratic candidates.
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His "political behavior" was never graded above C's on report cards.
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The mailers feature report cards that look like "voting violation" cards.
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And when report cards come around, schools should try reframing it.
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He lost everything: his tools, his guns, his childhood report cards.
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Check out how your governor is performing by examining their report cards.
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Report cards are in for yesterday's first round of the N.F.L. Draft.
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The template for report cards hasn't cracked many lists of top concerns.
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Report cards by the American Society of Civil Engineers confirm this failure.
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We have report cards," Trump told George Stephanopoulos on ABC's "Good Morning America.
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At this point the report cards are for informational and educational purposes only.
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These are effectively report cards on the financial health of these two programs.
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In the prior two report cards, only three Bs had ever been awarded.
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The new report cards are the result of a law passed last June.
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That obviously backfired when I realized I could sign my own report cards.
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She told of how attentive her father had been to her school report cards.
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School — from questions about homework to cheating, bad report cards, bullying and gym class.
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Ed Week reports the new-fangled report cards are supposed to increase parental involvement.
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But Solomon expressed optimism that the report cards were raising awareness of the problem.
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But Solomon expressed optimism that the report cards were raising awareness of the problem.
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The only time I saw his handwriting was when he signed those report cards.
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Other schools have allowed advertising inside gymnasiums and on report cards and permission slips.
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When Report Cards Go Out on Fridays, Child Abuse Increases on Saturdays, Study Finds Verified cases of child abuse in Florida occurred at higher rates on the Saturdays after the release of report cards at public schools, according to a JAMA Pediatrics study.
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Its pupils do not have homework or report cards or spend all day in classrooms.
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Penn State and many other universities already have, or are instituting, their own report cards.
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Unsurprisingly, the report cards for political institutions remain near their historical nadirs in the United States.
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Back in 2013, Massachusetts announced it would no longer be sending BMI report cards to students.
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I would receive report cards from school saying I needed to lose 10 or 15 pounds.
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The program's application asks candidates to enumerate their chores so as to explain uneven report cards.
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Such report cards are just now starting to show up in another place: the IVF clinic.
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The report cards are based on the watchdog's "cross-market" program, which monitors trades across stock exchanges.
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He's received consistent "Fs" on the group's legislative report cards for the past decade and a half.
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Most companies have already delivered their quarterly report cards, and earnings and revenue have been relatively good.
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By contrast, the report cards emerging in our digitally de-personalized age are anything but family friendly.
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Other parts of the school experience — report cards, catered meals — we couldn't just go out and find.
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All things evil and repulsive were his domain — report cards, emotions, curfews, and books, to name a few.
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For years and years, there were so many external motivations in place: parents, teachers, report cards, final exams.
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Traditional report cards grade children from A to F on their English, math, science, history, and other courses.
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The report cards grade whether agency CIOs act in ways they can reduce IT costs and improve performance.
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Tiffany's story about how Donald wrote notes on her report cards suddenly took on new and compelling dimensions.
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And it's confirmation that school and report cards are really only one sign that your kids are learning.
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Proud parents photograph their children holding the desserts as if they were trophies or straight-A report cards.
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Our report cards also assume that Amazon is giving equal weight to each of its four main criteria.
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Find out as we take a look back in our 2017 tech report cards, compiled by The Verge staff.
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They and their neighbors being sent report cards saying, you know, 'You got an F because you didn't vote.
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It would help if federal agencies were to publish annual report cards gathering this disparate information in one place.
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So CNBC took a look at these report cards for the largest targets where activists announced stakes this year.
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So how did some of the biggest tech companies and industries fare this year on The Verge's annual report cards?
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Still, handwriting was considered a major skill worth learning; penmanship was usually a separate class, graded separately on report cards.
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This is especially true because standardized tests are often a primary or even sole measure used in school report cards.
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I don't shell out $30/week to any of my kids, but I do reward them handsomely for report cards.
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He was also accused of being bad at filing report cards on time but that seems neither here nor there.
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She asked to be allowed to continue to use it on letters home to parents, attendance records and report cards.
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Some of the bigger, traditional studios scored far better on their diversity report cards than their streaming and cable counterparts.
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Of the counties researchers tracked, Fridays were the most popular day to release report cards, accounting for about 31 percent.
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Brown explained that while growth charts provide useful information to doctors and parents, they should never be considered report cards.
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The Checkup When report cards were sent out on Fridays, child maltreatment seemed to increase on the Saturdays immediately following.
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Indeed, the 2017 percentage is the lowest ever tallied by GLAAD since it started releasing these annual report cards in 2012.
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The "report cards" were also cited in a 2015 federal lawsuit filed in San Francisco by employees alleging unauthorized account openings.
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Additionally, the Brady-Daines proposal would improve accountability by requiring regular report cards on how effectively states are administering their programs.
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And provider report cards that carry the risk of an outlier accusation probably only serve to exacerbate the opioid overdose problem.
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We will take all of the block report cards submitted and examine them for a ground-level portrait of the city.
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About 90 percent of the report cards gave DeVos a failing grade, according to a press release about the planned protest.
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Even kids with exceptional grades are sometimes in it for the letters on report cards and have lost sight of learning.
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By middle school, she consistently got A's, which qualified her for a celebratory school trip every time report cards came out.
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Once kids are old enough to get report cards, there seems to be a lot less soul searching by their folks.
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Five Moroccan cities, home to a quarter of the kingdom's people, use citizen report cards when deciding to renew contracts with providers.
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"Mobility Report Cards: The Role of Colleges in Intergenerational Mobility" (Raj Chetty, John N. Friedman, Emmanuel Saez, Nicholas Turner, Danny Yagan; 2017)
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It doesn't matter now and it's a media creation now because the report cards on Trump's first 100 days aren't so rosy.
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ASCE issues these report cards every four years, grading the state of U.S. bridges, dams, parks, airports, railroads and other vital links.
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Students are generally referred by teachers and principals and must supply report cards, recommendations, a series of short essays, and be interviewed.
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The credit reporting industry exists to take bland numbers, run them through mysterious algorithms and then spit out report cards and scores.
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That comes after both Twitter and Snap pleasantly surprised their bullish investors earlier this month with quarterly report cards that rose above expectations.
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The people that took the course all signed — most, many, signed — report cards saying it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful.
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By the way, Nicki says she might open up the vault again in a month or 2 ... so, get those report cards ready!
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From 2011 to 2015, there were 59 different drafts that averaged a 1.633 GPA or higher according to Football Outsiders' annual report cards.
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They bragged about their award-winning low C-section rates and reducing hemorrhage risk like they were talking about their children's report cards.
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The study also looked only at public schools that distribute paper report cards, excluding potential reactions from caregivers who looked at grades online.
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The people that took the course all signed — most — many — many signed report cards saying it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful.
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The people that took the course all signed, most, many, many signed report cards saying it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful.
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The ability to select schools issuing teacher-to-family report cards devoid of all the SEL silliness ought to be well within parental prerogatives.
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Our most vulnerable populations stand to suffer the most, and the human costs are laid out in extensive research, report cards and rap sheets.
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For decades, Republicans have run on their NRA report cards, while Democrats have largely sought to avoid taking a firm stand on gun regulation.
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The rapper tweeted, asking students to show her report cards with straight As and in return, she'd help them pay for school, CNN reported.
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The report cards came anyway on April 29, and Obama convened a rare prime-time news conference in the East Room to tout his accomplishments.
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On the drive back to the city, Klein and Godwin recap each dog's behavior on the hike and draft report cards to email their owners.
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More broadly, Raine says, the study suggests that getting children to run around won't just enhance their bodies — it might also improve their report cards.
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They would have strengthened provisions that remain part of the Every Students Succeed Act, to test 95 percent students and issue annual school report cards.
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Asking about report cards is certainly not sufficient, but it's a quick and almost universal beginning, and maybe a window into family function as well.
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Many already require students to have a high grade point average on their middle school report cards, exist in relatively wealthy neighborhoods, and have limited admission.
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We had lively dinners, battles over report cards and curfews, and days when we were just plain silly, delighting in the delicious minutiae of family life.
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The saddest speech was from Tiffany Trump, whose personal reminiscences referred mostly to occasional phone calls from Dad, and little notes scribbled on her report cards.
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The estate's offices cheekily feature, on a door, poor report cards given to Dahl by his teachers, and in the bathroom, bad reviews of his works.
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" He added, "The people that took the course all signed — most — many — many signed report cards saying it was fantastic, it was wonderful, it was beautiful.
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Every season, Football Outsiders compiles the grades of various major media outlets and hand out cumulative "GPAs" for each team in their Draft Grade Report Cards.
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When Mr. Taveras started at DeWitt Clinton in 20173, the school had received F's on its two most recent report cards and its enrollment was plummeting.
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I ran my fingers over the satin hearts and luxuriated in my father's long sentences and lovely handwriting, which I recognized from those signed report cards.
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And some of the financial results will be used as report cards on turnarounds — yes, Jack Dorsey at Twitter and Satya Nadella at Microsoft, that means you.
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Looking back, Edmond said she saw the essays as an opportunity to reveal facets of herself that could not be communicated from test scores or report cards.
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Zhu's comments were backed by the top four banks' latest quarterly report cards, which all showed a decline in the proportion of bad debt to total loans.
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On the new podcast, Hoffman explained why he believes tech companies should issue regular report cards about their own values and how they're working to advance them.
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In Connecticut, he acted out in school and turned Fs into As on his report cards, while his mother worked as a housekeeper and a nursing assistant.
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They randomly assigned children to receive either behavioral treatment that included daily report cards for kids and coaching parents to help with homework or a long-acting stimulant.
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As the childhood obesity epidemic grew, more than a dozen states started to require schools to chart students' BMIs, with some even recording the measurement on report cards.
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A new study found a nearly fourfold increase in confirmed reports of child abuse on the Saturdays immediately after the distribution of report cards at Florida public schools.
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The latest report cards from Singapore three home-grown lenders reinforced expectations that the banking sector in one of the world's primary financial centers has seen its worst.
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The school district, where achievement and graduation rates have received failing marks on state report cards, has been trying to turn around its worst-performing schools for years.
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Five weeks into his children's first semester, Monaco's Prince Albert is adjusting to the routine of school colds, report cards, missing backpacks, carpools and the dilemma of Halloween costumes.
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Maybe I was lucky; my parents put so little pressure on me to do well at school that for years, I had forged their signatures on my report cards.
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In 220 FINRA also sent "report cards" for layering and spoofing activities to firms as a compliance tool to complement firms' supervisory systems to detect and deter manipulative conduct.
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The latest steps taken by various states may help their financial literacy "report cards," said John Pelletier, director of the Center for Financial Literacy at Champlain College in Vermont.
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How are parents supposed to feel when some school districts with computerized report cards direct teachers to use drag-down menus of options to select canned observations about their children?
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And Tiffany Trump has played the validator, divulging rare personal details about her father's style of parenting, like his habit of jotting handwritten notes across her high school report cards.
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It was—the teachers were all saying this—one of the best report cards anyone had ever seen, since the beginning of time, including probably, you know, Napoleon or whoever.
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She said she saved all her report cards because she treasured the "sweet notes" he wrote on them, even though more often it's the parent who holds on to memorabilia.
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A new study from the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) offers report cards on the roles these companies have played in disclosing climate risks and spreading disinformation about climate science.
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CFOs are also gaining power within what might be called the shadow ruling class—a network of boards, chairmanships and quangos that hire the CEOs and mark their report cards.
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Back in Tehran, Amini went over the notes and the documents that she'd gathered: interviews with the father and aunts; report cards from the brief time Sahaaleh spent in school.
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To ease the transition, they offer extracurricular activities, designated mentors, report cards, and, most importantly, a large "class" of 22-year-old co-workers who all undergo the transition together.
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We&aposve got our report cards but 22018 days in Matt, I&aposve got to say I thought Trump would do well, I didn&apost think he&aposd do this well.
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In fact, there are models already on the market that produce report cards each morning that highlight how long and the quality of your sleep (and there's even one for kids).
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Big European banks are set to report their first-quarter earnings starting next week and some investors fear that poor report cards could lead to further volatility in the stock markets.
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These companies are presenting scorecards of their progress with quarterly earnings reports in the next few weeks, so what better time to hand out report cards to their artificially intelligent assistants?
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With stocks trading at valuations well above historic averages, many investors believe further gains will depend on S&P 500 companies handing in strong report cards over the next several weeks.
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Banking and insurance, travel and dinner reservations, even children's afterschool activities and report cards — nearly everything can now be accessed virtually and each of these already requires some level of security.
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Under the hashtag #ZeugnisfuerOettinger, which roughly translates to #ReportCardforOettinger, German-speakers used social media to mock and condemn the commissioner by using phrases similar to those teachers write on report cards.
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Since her first term, the governor has been known to create report cards on lawmakers in the state legislature, documenting whether they voted with her on a broad set of issues.
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The NRA attacked the bill and warned senators that anyone who voted for it would find themselves knocked on the group's report cards that score politicians for bring pro- or anti-gun.
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Trump's Campaign Is Trying to Cover Up His Lies About Climate Change The 2016 Election Has Failed the Future Our debate report cards pitted the candidates' knowledge of policy against each other.
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The Texas senator's campaign distributed "report cards," marked with the words "voting violation" in a large red box, purporting to grade Iowa residents and their neighbors on their participation in past caucuses.
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"Nobody else has used report cards," said the lead author, Melissa Bright, an assistant research scientist at the Anita Zucker Center for Excellence in Early Childhood Studies at the University of Florida.
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The group that gathered on Thursday debated leaving the boxes of report cards outside the department, but Ms. Eskelsen García expressed concern that doing so would be seen as a bomb threat.
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The bottom line: Until federal legislation is in place, these voluntary report cards — which seem more like glossy marketing exercises designed to build public trust — will have to guide government, industry and consumers.
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The data comes from a report titled Mobility Report Cards: The Role of Colleges in Intergenerational Mobility by researchers at Stanford University, Brown University, University of California, Berkeley, and the U.S. Treasury Department.
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I still keep all of my report cards, some dating back to kindergarten, because I like to look back and see the sweet notes he wrote on each and every one of them.
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We might, for example, stratify public report cards for doctors and hospitals based on the socioeconomic characteristics of patients they serve, or adjust bonus payments for those who take on more disadvantaged patients.
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AFT President Randi Weingarten tweeted that the groups had requested an appointment with the department and that officials knew they were coming, but that they were still blocked from delivering the report cards.
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Standing by their ruined, bullet-riddled former home, he fought back tears of pride as he showed me the school report cards of his two young daughters who had now returned to school.
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I looked at the report cards for the past five years to see which teams have consistently scored a 3.00 GPA or higher, and what that has meant for their performance on the field.
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But the "body splash" helped to disguise the smell of the marijuana she smoked her junior year of high school, when, according to our parents, she ruined her college chances with mediocre report cards.
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With the recent release of the first monthly report cards to member firms that deal with market manipulation, FINRA hopes to better shine a spotlight on and discourage illegal practices such as spoofing, or layering.
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Just mentioning that her father checked her report cards as a child (although she was raised in Los Angeles by Trump's second wife, Marla Maples) reminded viewers that the bombastic Trump is a real person.
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For example, providing better information for parents through standardised report cards, and making it easier for entrepreneurs to obtain loans to expand schools, have both been found to lead to a higher quality of education.
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With those deals, "Trump already has two so-to-speak report cards to wave in front of the crowd," said June Park, adjunct professor of international political economy at Hanyang University in Seoul, South Korea.
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Last spring, FINRA said it would start alerting brokerage firms in monthly cross-surveillance report cards about cases where the regulator detected potentially manipulative trades by clients who were granted direct access to U.S. markets.
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The Canadian report cards were simple and easy to understand; with primer-like graphic illustrations and pie charts, the two-page presentations aimed at the level of sophistication of a slightly dim fifth-grade student.
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Existing data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention can meet this requirement without additional reporting burden -- it just has not been used before since the existing regulation lets OPOs write their own report cards.
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I know many colleagues and friends won't believe this or will think I'm exaggerating, but my actual high school report cards — with many C's, D's and (gasp) even a few F's — show this is no hyperbole.
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Melissa A. Bright, the lead author of the study, said the idea for the research arose from the personal accounts of pediatricians and teachers who saw a pattern of abuse shortly after report cards were released.
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By the middle of the school year, I decided to write a letter to the principal asking to have my report cards and high school documents, so that I could submit them to the Air Force academy.
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The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and the National Education Association (NEA) were among the groups that attempted to deliver more than 80,000 report cards to DeVos grading her performance during her first year in the job.
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The resulting report shows we have a long way to go, despite the fact that our 2013 and 2015 report cards may have inspired a few states to make improvements in personal finance education standards and graduation requirements.
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The walk to the J stations could tack on significant time to many L train riders' commutes, and, in recent years, the line has slipped in performance according to report cards by the New York City Straphangers Campaign.
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Now, whenever I visit, the host will dump a pile of my old trinkets and report cards on the bed, and tell me to go through it and take anything I want, because otherwise she's throwing it out.
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While students received end-of-year report cards with their mastery points translated into percentage grades (necessary when applying to high school), many parents were confused by the frequent progress reports detailing dozens of outcomes for each subject.
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As lenders in China release their financial report cards this month, investors can expect clearer signs on how well banks in the world's second-largest economy are holding up against a government-led clamp down on swelling debt.
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Report cards about his administration were being issued by the city's dailies, and many concerned his famous pledge, as a candidate, to end the ''tale of two cities,'' the lasting chasm that income inequality had created in the city.
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"Even if your airline requires a birth certificate, it wouldn't hurt to bring along additional documentation such as a passport, immunization records, or, for older children and teens, school IDs, report cards, or a social security card," says Stewart.
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Take Back the Court and the People's Parity Project released report cards on Friday after evaluating the candidates' proposals to deal with an increasingly conservative judiciary, which many advocates warn will be an impediment to any progressive policy plan.
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Total transparency does neither a mother nor a daughter any favors, which is why, when I was in high school, I kept my cigarettes hidden in a shoebox and threw away underwhelming report cards before she could see them.
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But this is the first year that SAT scores must be reported to the state for Oklahoma's school accountability report cards, and principals just did not want to risk an internet problem or power outage, explained Erin Lester, director of assessment.
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Over the weekend, the rapper shared an Instagram post that lists the names with payments doled out since shes called on students last week in a tweet to show her their straight A report cards in exchange for tuition money.
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After getting ahold of Hankey's laptop, the school discovered more than 200 explicit images of Hankey and others—all of which were mixed with with family photos and students' report cards (the same ones he forgot to file on multiple occasions).
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The American Federation of Teachers and the National Education Association were among groups that attempted to deliver report cards with "failing" grades to DeVos last month to mark her first year as secretary, but were blocked from entering the building.
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James Kanter TECHNOLOGY A fistful of report cards from the major internet companies will arrive this week in the form of earnings announcements from Amazon and Twitter on Thursday, Facebook on Wednesday and Alphabet, the parent company of Google, on Monday.
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But as efforts to diversify the world's DNA make these predictions more powerful and more treatments become available, it's not impossible to imagine a paradigm shift—where people take pills to stave off disease based on their genetic risk report cards.
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The minister carefully chose her words as she described how Canada had responded to the repeated threats from Trump and explained the thinking behind a series of "report cards" the government had commissioned to educate American leaders on trade with Canada.
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In multiple report cards, NAMI outlined some of the cuts that followed the Great Recession: None of the states graded by NAMI earned an A, and almost all made significant spending cuts to mental health services in the past few years.
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That's why the Social Progress Imperative and Global Citizen have teamed up, and at the Social Good Summit on Monday we're launching the People's Report Cards (#peoplesreportcard) — a way for every citizen to see the progress their country is making against these goals.
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Powered by the Social Progress Index — a robust and comprehensive measure of the real quality of life across the world — the People's Report Cards offer a snapshot of whether everyone has those essential qualities of life to be safe, healthy and free.
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Donald Trump Jr. shared stories of growing up with his dad on job sites and in the office; Tiffany Trump offered anecdotes about the personal notes he wrote on her report cards and Eric Trump shared his pride in being a Trump.
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His relentless presence on every play, on the ball and off, defies conventional basketball order and metrics; as for the new metrics, the ones that give the Warriors glittery report cards, well, they might not be advanced enough to measure Westbrook's impact yet.
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While students across the country are nervously awaiting end-of-school-year report cards, the Chesapeake Bay has recently received its grade from scientists — it got a C overall, which is a modest but noteworthy improvement from the C- it got last year.
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I was a pretty good student, I actually have two sets of report cards—one where I got all As except for in PE (I got an F in PE), and the next semester I got all Fs because I just didn't go.
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Driven by federal and foundation support for so-called social-emotional learning, a growing number of schools is rolling out report cards that systematically rate students on their so-called "soft," or non-cognitive, skills — that is, their attitudes, traits, feelings, and dispositions.
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The keyword that lost me an afternoon was "Sebright," as in "Sebright argenté à liseré noir ," which I had seen written on one of the report cards that the judges, dressed in white lab coats, mounted on the cage of each bird.
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Members pay a $250 annual membership fee plus monthly add-ons ranging from $40 (for self-service use of the facilities in the off-hours) to $750 (daily day care with walks and report cards written by handlers, plus an ear wash and "pawdicure").
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I believe that the results from these once-a-year tests—combined with regular report cards and student-teacher conferences—can alert teachers and parents when students are falling behind, and show students what they need to do to catch up with their classmates.
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The patchwork of bus routes that do exist are notoriously slow; in its report cards, the transit advocacy coalition Bus Turnaround reported that the buses in District 58 go 6.7 miles per hour, on average—a little more than twice the normal walking speed.
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Published Monday in JAMA Pediatrics, the study — based on data from the 2015-2016 school year — saw, surprisingly enough, that the uptick in abuse cases reported only seemed to happen when the report cards were given out on the Friday, leading researchers to an interesting hypothesis.
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All her main benefactor asked in return for his financial assistance was that she provide him with a detailed annual budget showing how she had spent the money — a great lesson in both accountability and the value of a dollar — and with copies of her report cards.
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His report cards on race and gender for the Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport at the University of Central Florida have for years statistically laid bare the challenges that minorities have faced climbing the coaching and administrative ladders in professional and big-time college sports.
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The real estate industry ranks malls with letter grades like report cards, assigning "A++" to the highest-end locations that make nearly $1,000 in sales per square feet and a "C" to those that generate one-third or less of that and are at risk of closing.
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His mock classroom showcased ink-stained attached desks, Regulator clocks, milky glass chandeliers, tall teacher's reading chair, class photos, oval brass doorknobs, wardrobe hooks, window pole, yellow report cards, merit certificates, black and white composition notebooks, even the original enamel number plate from his homeroom, 21950.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ➔ POLITICS & CAMPAIGNS: As Washington knows well, midterm elections are inevitably report cards on the party in power — and leaders in both parties believe that Trump is front and center on voters' minds this year, even if his name is not on any ballot.
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I should note that Manfred, who declined through a spokesman to comment for this article, has drawn good marks from the Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport, which issues annual report cards on baseball, for hiring blacks, Latinos and women within the office of the commissioner.
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Randi Weingarten, the longtime president of the American Federation of Teachers, and Lily Eskelsen García, the president of the National Education Association, were left out in the cold on Thursday as they tried to deliver 80,000 failing "report cards" to Ms. DeVos from educators across the country.
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Tiffany Trump, his 22-year-old daughter with his second wife, sprinkled her speech with anecdotes about him making notes on her report cards and being the first to call her after the death of a good friend — the kind of softening material unexpectedly missing from his wife's speech.
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The letter was organized by the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, an advocacy group that has successfully pushed companies to abandon marketing like a Pokemon Go app that sent children to fast food and other stores, and McDonald's advertising on the envelopes of report cards in Florida.
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More stocks fell than rose on the New York Stock Exchange, while major stock indexes drifted between small gains and losses for much of the day, as investors sized up the latest company earnings news and looked ahead to a full slate of corporate report cards later this week.
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When their latest report cards arrived, just after Christmas, the top grades went to the 1 line, the 7, and the L. The goats were the 73 and the A. The A train at least has an anthem, and the vestigial grandeur of connecting old Harlem to Bed-Stuy.
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This, in the end, I thought, is how you rebuild a country: not with peace agreements and resolutions, as necessary as those are, but with millions of school report cards, exams passed, qualifications obtained, jobs acquired, and young lives turned to good purpose rather than spent languishing in camps.
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Another of Mr. Lorch's former players, now living in Northern California, claimed in a separate lawsuit filed against Riverside Church on Friday that Mr. Lorch had regularly reviewed his report cards as a condition for staying on the team in the late 1970s, then abused him in a Riverside Church office.
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When a study was published last December in JAMA Pediatrics showing that when report cards were sent out on Fridays, child maltreatment seemed to increase on the Saturdays immediately following, as measured in confirmed reports of physical abuse, the results provoked conversations about spanking and discipline, about school achievement and behavior.
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But the People's Report Cards only work if they are shared with our leaders, so that those people in charge of taking the decisions that will shape our lives know that we are all holding them to account, and that we will not forget the promises they made in New York last year.
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The groups, which include the Center for American Progress, Color of Change, Free Press, the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, the National Hispanic Media Coalition and the Southern Poverty Law Center, said that they plan to release report cards next year for how social media firms are handling the recommendations.
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When school ended with a half-day party of sugary Kool-Aid, cookies and report cards, my sister, brothers and I took the No. 52 Gates Avenue bus to downtown Brooklyn, waiting outside of J. W. Mays until my mother, nearly six feet tall, appeared in the crowd of people moving along Fulton Street.
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Apple's first permits were granted in April of last year, which was late enough that the company wasn't included in the California DMV's 2017 self-driving "report cards," which track how many miles each of the companies' cars has driven, as well as the number of "disengagements" (or how many times a company's safety driver had to take over control of the self-driving test cars).
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The two largest teachers unions in the U.S. were blocked from delivering "failing" report cards to Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE on Thursday.
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Related: Ted Cruz and John Kasich Are Teaming Up to Stop Donald Trump Trump has vigorously defended the school, noting in a Fox News interview that the school had an A rating from the Better Business Bureau and that 98 percent of the students at Trump University "approved the courses, they thought they were terrific" in report cards they filled out after completing the courses. Factcheck.
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It provides a very long list of recommended projects, which include: computer kiosks in villages; cell phones for rent in rural areas; scholarships targeted toward girls who go to secondary school: schooling voucher programmes for poor children; joint forest management programmes; water users' groups: citizen report cards for public services; participatory poverty assessments; internet access for tiny firms; land titling; legal reform; micro-credit based on group lending; and many, many, others.
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The idea was that parents could pick up their children's report cards, and then they could take their kids to the book fair as a reward for good grades or an impetus to improve during the next term — so for me, Scholastic Book Fair nostalgia is inextricably associated with smart-kid smugness, parental approval, and the weird milk-and-sweat-and-paper smell of my school library, which was crammed into a corner of the basement next to the cafeteria/gym.
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Which is good, because the title gave me a great deal of anxiety: Not only does it sound like a book my high school teachers would passive-aggressively assign after giving me report cards that said "easily distracted" every single semester, but it is also a book that contains a series of horrifying facts, such as that people in one study who went without email for just one week were so much less stressed that their heart rate variability changed.
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