Sentences with phrase «academic rigor resulting»

Catholic schools provide a culture of academic rigor resulting in disciplined, critical thinking and fluent writing skills.

Not exact matches

These results point the way forward by showing just how much our schools can accomplish when academic rigor meets a community of faith.

Explicitly designed according to a set of design principles that stress academic rigor and personalization, attention to youth development, strong community partnerships, and accountability for results, these schools have produced powerful results for students — many of whom fall squarely within the cohort of the «underprepared.»

But despite these shortcomings in academic quality and rigor, there were other important benefits of the program that were available as a direct result of the use of blended learning.

They are spending a ton of time upping the rigor of their academic approach, and getting great results.

Although lively teaching and academic rigor independently and collectively increase engagement, the single biggest effect, according to Cooper's study, resulted from connective instruction — it was seven times as effective as the other two well - established practices.

Using a combination of playfulness and academic rigor, Concourse Village Elementary School is achieving top results where others have struggled.

Using a thoughtful inclusion approach, the school provides deep socio - emotional supports and academic rigor that generate outstanding results for all students.

The many schools using Positive Action stand as testimony that focusing on positive reinforcement and intrinsic motivation in the classroom results in a positive environment for teaching and learning and enhances academic rigor.

Known for its academic rigor based on more than 40 years of research into how students learn, Compass Learning partners with educators to ensure that students achieve record academic results, one learner at a time.

The resulting reform initiative improved standards alignment and academic rigor, with a demonstrable effect on student achievement.