- (e.g.
first grade,
second grade, K–12, etc.)
Grade (slope), the
steepness of a
slope Graded voting Grade or
grading may also
refer to:
Grade (music), a...
-
buildings under three grades, with
Grade I
being the
highest grade, as follows:
Grade I:
buildings that are of
exceptional interest Grade II*: particularly...
- A
grader, also
commonly referred to as a road
grader,
motor grader, or
simply blade, is a form of
heavy equipment with a long
blade used to
create a flat...
- At-
grade may
refer to: At-
grade intersection, a
crossing between roads on the same
level Road
junction Level crossing,
where a road or path
crosses a railway...
- This is a list of
grading systems used by
countries of the world,
primarily within the
fields of
secondary education and
university education, organized...
- the
United States,
academic grading commonly takes on the form of five, six or
seven letter grades. Traditionally, the
grades are A+, A, A−, B+, B, B−,...
-
Grading in
education is the
application of
standardized measurements to
evaluate different levels of
student achievement in a course.
Grades can be expressed...
- Many
climbing routes have a
grade that
reflects the
technical difficulty—and in some
cases the
risks and
commitment level—of the route. The
first ascensionist...
- The
grade (US) or
gradient (UK) (also
called stepth, slope, incline, mainfall,
pitch or rise) of a
physical feature,
landform or
constructed line is either...
-
precedes the 1st
grade. When a
child turns six
years old
between April 1 and
December 31, he/she must be in
kindergarten (last
grade of
preschool nursery...
