Phrases with «high payoff»

"High payoff" means that the result or outcome of something is beneficial or rewarding, typically in terms of gaining a lot or getting a significant return (such as money, success, or satisfaction) from the effort or investment put into it. Full definition

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Sentences with «high payoff»

We are looking for instructional strategies that are straightforward to learn and take minimal time to implement but which have high payoff in increased student learning. (cpm.org)
It's a high - risk activity with a potentially high payoff. (quantamagazine.org)
For student outcomes, greater emphasis on the selection and retention of high - quality principals would appear to have a very high payoff. (educationnext.org)
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Phrases with «high payoff»

Sentences with «high payoff»

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