Sentences with phrase «reform implementation»

Data released by states in recent years, however, suggests districts actually have considerable control over reform implementation.

Meanwhile, there was no harm to peers associated with full reform implementation.

In research on educational reform implementation, scholars have highlighted the importance of teacher collaboration in support of increased student achievement.

As reform implementation passes, so too should the uncertainties associated with it, bringing supply back into the very front end of the curve.

For instance, a $ 5 million fund proposed by Christie for «innovative» programs had been eliminated, replaced by a smaller $ 2.5 million pot of money called the Education Reform Implementation Grant Program that will go to specific purposes that are at the forefront of the Christie education agenda.

It is therefore important that member states establish a follow - up process by asking the EEAS to write an annual report on reform implementation beyond the 2014 changes in the mandate that are currently foreseen.

The ability of Italian banks to access markets for funding «has become more difficult and expensive» in 2016 due to the country's political instability and a slower reform implementation, according to credit ratings agency Fitch, adding that such capacity could deteriorate further.

The above timetable ties in with the timetable for choosing London's mayoral candidate, agreed by the party reform implementation group and the organisation committee after consultation with the regional board.

«The capacity of the authority should necessarily include the ability to invoke a form of receivership on the school district, suspending the authority of the local board and management, if it is concluded that good - faith reform implementation is not occurring,» said a report approved by the board.

Her actionable research interests where she has served and facilitated professional development include strategic reform implementation, systemic accountability, culturally responsive pedagogy and leadership, and building network alliances through innovative collective impact initiatives.

The stakeholders are cut - out of the development and execution of viable education reform implementation strategies.»

In her role at Treasury, she coordinated with IRS, DOL, HHS, and the White House Domestic Policy Counsel on all aspects of health care reform implementation, and advised the Office of General Counsel and the Department of Justice on a range of litigation related to the Affordable Care Act.

We have been engaged as principal outside counsel for regulatory reform implementation work by:

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Recent studies have pointed to «the value of strong social networks among teachers for the spread of reform implementation and innovative climate... and their capacity to change» (Moolenaar & Sleegers, 2010).

It is therefore important that member states establish a follow - up process by asking the EEAS to write an annual report on reform implementation

If you've never dug into the details of evaluation - reform implementation, you probably thinking I'm exaggerating.

Despite the protests, and although Cuomo agreed that reform implementation was «flawed,» the governor announced a new plan in early 2015 to increase the state test - score component of teacher evaluations from 20 to 50 percent.

A recent Rand report1 mentions that schools too rarely gather and study nontest data, including observation data on instruction and reform implementation, results from stakeholder satisfaction surveys, and reviews of student work.

The remaining challenges now lie in the decisiveness of reform implementation, including the effective unbundling of Comisión Federal de Electricidad, the former power monopoly.