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Commended grades refer to academic achievements that exceed a certain standard or benchmark, often indicating a high level of performance in assessments or evaluations. These grades are typically awarded to students who demonstrate exceptional understanding or mastery of the subject matter. In some educational systems, commended grades can also serve as recognition for students who excel in standardized tests or specific academic competitions. Overall, they encourage excellence and motivate students to strive for higher achievements.
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What comes first merit or highly commended in ballet?
It goes from lowest to highest... Pass, Merit, Commended, then highly commended
What score is highly commended on the CDTA ballet exam?
CDTA marks run in this order from highest to lowest: Honors Highly Commended Commended Pass Plus Pass Re-Try
What is the opposite of commended?
reprimend
How do you say commended in Spanish?
'Elogió'
What is the Presidential Award for Educational Excellence fifth grade?
It is an award for academic acheivement. Basically, it means that you have tried your best to receive better grades and you have acheived that goal. You have received grades better than the average 5th grader. This is why you have been commended for your work.
What rhymes with distended?
commended intended it's ended
What is a sentences with the word commended?
"I commend you on your outstanding performance."
Is the word commended is an abstract noun?
The word 'commended' is not a noun.The word 'commended' is the past participle, past tense of the verb to commend.The past participle of the verb is also an adjective used to describe a noun.The noun forms for the verb to commend are commendation and the gerund, commending, both abstract nouns.
An example of a sentence with the word bravery?
The firefighters were commended for their bravery.
What is the past tense of commend?
The past tense of commend is commended.
Is highly commended 8th place in horse riding?
no it is 1st place
What is the meaning of commendable?
Worthy of being commended or praised; laudable; praiseworthy.
