Sentences with phrase «generation student network»

Brown hosted the first Inter-Ivy First Generation Student Network Conference in 2012, drawing students from across the country.

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All alumnae and students will participate in the NextGen event during the National Conference, focusing on building the next generation of the women - owned business network.

«Art is Why» will highlight the artwork of art teachers within the Buffalo Public Schools network, and examine the processes that influence networks of students, spanning generations of creative leadership within the Buffalo Public Schools System.»

«Art is Why» will highlight the artwork of art teachers within the Buffalo Public Schools network, and examine the processes that influence networks of students, spanning generations of creative leadership

Gig.U intends to accelerate the deployment of next - generation networks in the U.S. by encouraging researchers — students and professors alike — to develop new applications and services that can make use of ultrafast data - transfer rates.

Gig.U's goal is to accelerate the deployment of next - generation networks in the U.S. by encouraging researchers — students and professors alike — to develop new applications and services that can make use of ultrafast data transfer rates.

The First Two Network targets rural first generation students who major in a STEM related course of study.

They have to stay ahead technologically now, or they WILL lose their student base to other sites as they seek out the next great underground superhip next generation social network.

Even though the habit of updating a social network is organic to the Snapchat generation, this practice has only just begun to be exploited as a way of formatively assessing students.

A case study by Meredith Liu titled «Cisco Networking Academy: Next - generation assessments and their implications for K — 12 education» released yesterday by the Clayton Christensen Institute profiles how the Academy, a comprehensive online training curriculum offered to third - party education institutions to help high school and college students acquire the fundamental skills needed to design, build, and troubleshoot computer networks, uses technology today to deliver assessments in ways starkly different from our current education system.

The mission of the Michigan College Access Network (MCAN) is to increase college readiness, participation, and completion in Michigan, particularly among low - income students, first generation college - going students, and students of color.

The Michigan College Access Network works to increase college readiness and completion in Michigan, particularly among low - income students, first - generation college students, and students of color.

Linda Jensen is the director of the Arizona College Access Network, a community of more than 200 college access and success programs across the state who are dedicated to postsecondary success for all Arizonans, especially low - income, first - generation students.

About Michigan College Access Network As the leader in the state's college access movement, MCAN's mission is to increase Michigan's college readiness, participation and completion rates, particularly among low - income students, first - generation college going students, and students of color.

About Michigan College Access Network As the leader in the state's college access movement, MCAN's mission is to increase college readiness, participation and completion rates in Michigan, particularly among low - income students, first - generation college - going students and students of color.

The Austin College Access Network was featured at the annual KIPP College Partners Convening this summer focusing on the role of higher education in actively fighting against inequitable outcomes for first - generation students.

The Michigan College Access Network is committed to increasing college readiness, participation, and completion rates in Michigan, particularly among low - income students, first - generation college going students, and students of color.

PDK's contribution to building the next generation of educators has been to create Educators Rising, a national network launched in 2015 to support existing grow - your - own efforts aimed at attracting and supporting high school students interested in becoming teachers.

JCA is also affiliated with the Michigan College Access Network (MCAN)(micollegeaccess.org), a statewide nonprofit organization with a mission to increase college readiness, participation, and completion in Michigan, particularly among low - income students, first - generation college going students, and students of color.

New partnership with the Tennessee College Access & Success Network and Discovery Education addresses the challenges of lower - income, first - generation college students

The Network serves as a resource to Tennessee's congressional delegation on federal college access and success policy issues, particularly as they affect low - income and first generation students.

The Generation Schools Network, a nonprofit that partners with schools and districts in New York and Colorado to launch new schools, has added up to 30 percent more learning time for students without increasing costs or teacher workload while simultaneously increasing the time for teachers to plan and collaborate.30 Through innovative school schedules that include three types of teachers with dual roles, teachers have up to two hours daily to plan lessons with their colleagues and receive coaching.31 Schools utilizing the Generation Schools Model hire three different teaching teams for distinct teaching roles and stagger the teams throughout the day and year to increase instructional time for students.

Don Reynolds, a ninth - grade teacher at West Generation Academy — part of the Generation Schools Network — praised this system: «With a minimum of ninety minutes a day of collaborative planning time, all grade level and content teams have the necessary time to develop standards - based, fully - aligned, yearlong plans, unit plans, and daily lesson plans as well as ample time to review and act upon student data.

In fact it's simple and easy to join the Colorado Charter Advocacy Network — and your impact can be rewarding and powerful for generations of students to come.

This report serves as the launching point for NCTR's work on the Alliance for Advancing Justice initiative, which enhances opportunities for NCTR's Next Generation Network partners to collaborate and engage in high - quality and relevant initiatives that directly improve student outcomes.

By staggering teacher breaks, Generation Schools Network expands the instructional year for students without increasing the number of working days for teachers.26

Generation Schools Network has improved student achievement and graduation rates.

For a generation of students that grew up using the web and social networks and is addicted to a constant stream of information, the interactive part is what makes learning something that grabs students» attention.

There are student leaders all over the country active in the Planned Parenthood Generation Action network!