Sentences with phrase «important teacher recognition»

Visionary Educator and Leader Steps In Amidst Important Teacher Recognition ARLINGTON Va. — December 3, 2015 — The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards announced today that Terry Holliday, Ph.D., has been elected Chairman of the NBPTS Board of Directors, succeeding former West Virginia Gov. Bob Wise who served in the role since 2009.

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There is an important distinction between the recognition that one has found the right path, teacher, or community for themselves, and having found The One.

Morrison: I think recognition of good teachers, especially good young teachers, is important because of all the negative press in the general media.

There seems a growing recognition that value - added gains are a fair and important indicator of school performance and they address an issue that has crippled education reform for decades: Poor alignment between teacher training, teaching practices, and public policy.

The qualities of greatness in a school are the same in every teacher: a desire to innovate, an acknowledgement that consistency is important, high expectations and a recognition that everyone matters.

There is increasing recognition of the important role of teachers in education.

Even better: wouldn't it be great if celebrities like James stood up and said, «I have some important news to announce, but I want to do it at the Teacher of the Year ceremony so the really important people in our nation get the recognition they deserve.»

«There seems to be more of a recognition that we are all working together and that teachers and staff and administrators and the Board are all aligned in focusing on the important work that happens in the classroom,» Hughes said.

This report, authored by Carl Cullinane and Rebecca Montacute, highlights the recognition among teachers, employers and young people on how important life skills are to the success of young people, exploring current provision for life skills development in state schools and the level of demand for improvement.

There is wide recognition of the importance of such life skills, with 88 % of young people, 94 % of employers and 97 % of teachers saying that they are as or more important than academic qualifications.

Amelia Smith, a teacher in Upper Arlington who got her degree in elementary and special education in 2012, says by then there was recognition that phonics was important.

Recognition that parents are their children's most important teachers, and therefore parents should be involved in classroom and service decisions