grader
US /'ɡreɪdər/
・UK /ˈgreɪdə(r)/
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n.NounMachine used to make ground flat or level
I watched the road grader take the bumps out of the street
n.NounPeople to mark students' work
The grader will tell you what you did right
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Haircut Horror Stories
- Super suave, but not cool for a fourth grader in America.
Super suave, but not cool for a fourth grader in America.
- Super suave, but not cool for a fourth grader in America.
Super suave, but not cool for a fourth grader in America.
TEDxSanJoseCA - Salman Khan - (Sequel to talk at TED)
- And there's a little fifth grader, and she's doing trigonometry.
And there's a little fifth grader, and she's doing trigonometry.
- And there's a little fifth grader and she's doing trigonometry
And there's a little fifth grader and she's doing trigonometry
Angela Duckworth, University of Pennsylvania - Self-Control Stategies for School-Age Children
- And I listened to a 10th grader sagely advise the 5th grader, "If I only knew when I was your age what I know now, I would have picked my friends differently, because I got into the wrong crowd and you never can tell yourself how much your friends are really gonna influence you." So they're selecting your physical situation to advantage, going to the library instead of studying in a noisy house, uh, choosing to sit at the front of the class versus the back of the class.
And I listened to a 10th grader sagely advise the 5th grader, "If I only knew when I was your age what I know now, I would have picked my friends differently, because I got into the wrong crowd and you never can tell yourself how much your friends are really gonna influence you." So they're selecting your physical situation to advantage, going to the library instead of studying in a noisy house, uh, choosing to sit at the front of the class versus the back of the class.
- and I listened to a tenth-grader sagely
and I listened to a tenth-grader sagely
Computational Thinking - Computer Science for Business Leaders 2016
- >> So I remember from grade school, sort of an optimization from a first grader,
>> So I remember from grade school, sort of an optimization from a first grader,
1. Course introduction
- And if you don't already know this, I should warn you that I have a reputation around Yale as being a harsh grader.
And if you don't already know this, I should warn you that I have a reputation around Yale as being a harsh grader.
- We ask me, "Well, Professor Kagan is somebody." Once, there was a story on grade inflation that the Yale Daily News began by saying, "As Shelly Kagan (known at Yale as one of the hardest graders) closed." So I know I've got at least the reputation of being a hard grader.
We ask me, "Well, Professor Kagan is somebody." Once, there was a story on grade inflation that the Yale Daily News began by saying, "As Shelly Kagan (known at Yale as one of the hardest graders) closed." So I know I've got at least the reputation of being a hard grader.
5 Times Schools Tried To Enforce Gender Roles
- He's an 8th grader.
He's an 8th grader.
- he's an eighth-grader his name is Chris Martin he decided to wear eyeliner
he's an eighth-grader his name is Chris Martin he decided to wear eyeliner
IELTS & TOEFL Writing Task 2 - The Introduction
- is where the reader understands what you're about to do. This is where the grader -- the
is where the reader understands what you're about to do. This is where the grader -- the
- This is where the grader, the person who's giving you your score, understands if you understood the question, understands if you know what you're talking about,
This is where the grader, the person who's giving you your score, understands if you understood the question, understands if you know what you're talking about,
How Do They Choose the Spelling Bee Words?
- So goes the life of a Spelling Bee listmaker: you must always prove, time and again and with increasing difficulty, that you are, in fact, smarter than a fifth grader.
So goes the life of a Spelling Bee listmaker: you must always prove, time and again and with increasing difficulty, that you are, in fact, smarter than a fifth grader.
- You must always prove time and again and with increasing difficulty that you are in fact smarter than a fifth grader.
You must always prove time and again and with increasing difficulty that you are in fact smarter than a fifth grader.
Leg Waxing Torture (ft. Jenna Marbles) | Tyler Oakley
- For a fourth-grader, you've got to be smart.
For a fourth-grader, you've got to be smart.
- - For a fourth grader, you gotta be smart,
- For a fourth grader, you gotta be smart,
Brené Brown: Why Your Critics Aren't The Ones Who Count
- Okay, so this past weekend a really good friend of mine who lives in New York called and said, "How are you feeling about the '99 conference?" And my answer was, "What do you think is the least invasive way to extract eyeball juice from a first grader?" And his response was, "Oh God, are you in that place?" And I said, "No, really, this is here's the idea.
Okay, so this past weekend a really good friend of mine who lives in New York called and said, "How are you feeling about the '99 conference?" And my answer was, "What do you think is the least invasive way to extract eyeball juice from a first grader?" And his response was, "Oh God, are you in that place?" And I said, "No, really, this is here's the idea.
- To extract eyeball juice from a first-grader
To extract eyeball juice from a first-grader