Sentences with phrase «academic talent»

It is possible that alternative pathways into the teaching profession have become an important source of academic talent for the profession.

Students have multiple opportunities to share their artistic and academic talents with others in our school community.

At the same time, British universities benefit from attracting the cream of academic talent, and the country builds closer ties with the rest of the world.

At this camp, students who are already enrolled in the UC Graduate School of Education's Academic Talent Development Program (ATDP) spend a portion of their day participating in sports and recreation activities.

Project BOOST, run by the Center for Educational Innovation - Public Education Association (CEI - PEA), provides academic enrichment opportunities to elementary and middle school students who have demonstrated academic talent, but come from disadvantaged neighborhoods.

Regardless of the reason for the changes in academic proficiency that we observe, however, the data are encouraging and may represent the reversal of the long - term trend of declining academic talent entering teaching.

Regardless of the reasons for the changes in academic proficiency, they say, «the data are encouraging and may represent a reversal of the long - term trend of declining academic talent entering teaching.»

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He concludes by arguing that if policymakers are serious about expanding opportunity and equity, they need to take another look at strategies for nurturing academic talent in middle schools: «Long condemned by political opponents, tracking has been overlooked as a potential tool for promoting equity.»

Project BOOST (Building Options and Opportunities for Students), a program targeting elementary and middle school students from underprivileged neighborhoods who show academic talent, provides resources and extracurricular activities to build and develop their talents.

(We are quick to add, though, that age tends to convey only small advantages that are likely to be trumped by differences in innate academic talent, and that there are many young - for - grade students in gifted programs.)

He loved the people, he loved the intellectual challenge, and he loved the opportunity to call upon his prodigious academic talents and analytic gifts as he plunged back into the world of research and writing — which led, over time, to a number of new publications on American education and its reform.

Project BOOST (Building Options and Opportunities for Students) is a program targeted at elementary and middle school students who have demonstrated academic talent but come from disadvantaged neighborhoods where they may not have the opportunity to develop their talent.

«[This] may represent a reversal of the long - term trend of declining academic talent entering teaching.»

Academic Talent Search (ATS) provides academically challenging, fast - paced courses to highly able and motivated 4th through 9th grade students in the greater Sacramento area.

Some might argue the platform failed despite the massive investment of capital and academic talent, but we need to be honest with ourselves: It failed because of it.

When it comes to academic talent, there's lots of supply, and evidently not a great deal of demand.

When a school screens applicants for academic talent, it ends up with pupils who perform well on tests, earn high grades, and get into competitive colleges.

Students from low - income families, like their more - affluent peers, should be able to attend the public institutions that best fit their academic talents and personal and professional goals.

McKinsey found that three high - achieving countries recruit all of their teachers from the top third of the academic talent pool.

Project BOOST (Building Options and Opportunities for Students) is a program targeted at late elementary, middle and high school students who have demonstrated academic talent but come from disadvantaged neighborhoods where they do not have the opportunity to develop their talents.

Students identify and pursue their interests and learn how their academic talents, values, and goals relate to possible careers.

The Academy provides opportunities for gifted and high - achieving students to develop their academic talents through Honors and Pre-AP programs in Math, Science, Language Arts, and Social Studies, providing one to two year acceleration in all parts of the middle school curriculum.

By admitting the brightest pupils in a geographical area, selective schools can also have the effect of «creaming off» academic talent, leaving nearby non-selective schools with less able intakes than those of similar schools in areas without selection.

«Dr. Jung's academic talents are remarkable and his enthusiasm and dedication toward educating veterinary students is truly a gift,» said Dr. Jamie Bellah, head of the Department of Clinical Sciences.

«Dr. Kuo's academic talents are remarkable and his enthusiasm and dedication toward educating veterinary students is truly a gift,» said Dr. Givens.

Evaluations for Supreme Court nominees follow the same general procedure, but a higher level of legal scholarship, academic talent and writing ability is expected.

Your academic talent made you exceptional in high school, undergrad, and elsewhere in life.