Sentences with phrase «absolute system of accountability»
«So it was shifting from an absolute system of accountability to one that was all relative — essentially, we're now grading schools on a curve,» Hyslop tells StateImpact.
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«I don't want to say it's an absolute, but I certainly think it would be easier if we had a vigorous school accountability system at the same time that we had a vigorous expansion of school choice.»
Among them, Utah asserts its «absolute and exclusive right» to modify Utah Core Standards, SAGE assessments, the Utah Comprehensive Accountability System, and its own teacher and principal evaluations systems without approval from or sanction by the U.S. Department of Education.
Additionally, simply using an absolute measure of the achievement gap is not enough for an accountability system: Gaps might close, but student achievement could still remain low.
And finally, the access to information is connected with the concept of democracy and supports two important principles: 1) public right to administrative information, a cornerstone of our democratic system, and 2) the absolute transparency and accountability in the administration (decision - making process and policy rationales) governing the public interest.