Sentences with phrase «administrative preparation»

«If anything, schools would likely find these hours easier to manage, as there is more time in the morning for administrative preparation and the day then finishes more or less in line with regular work hours.

Building on a long tradition, the University Council for Education Administration sponsors this journal in an ongoing effort to improve administrative preparation.

As a researcher, Dr. Clark focuses on the topics of educational leadership, leadership development, feminist theory, gender performance, and nontraditional administrative preparation.

The struggle to get more minorities entering administrative preparation programs parallels the struggles to pursue education many ethnic groups have endured.

The first set in the series was published and distributed September 1972 and focused on a wide array of topics, ranging from the use of computers in administrative preparation to recent trends in instruction approaches.

Temporary candidate will develop & distribute correspondence related to the team, help with administrative preparation, and supply ad hoc reports as requested.

In an open letter to members distributed in November, REBGV president Bill Phillips says: «Because of the time needed for administrative preparation, proper notice, distribution of required materials, as well as time lost due to the Christmas season and the extra cost for a separate general meeting, which is approximately $ 42,000, such a meeting could not be practically convened any earlier.»

In 2010, Chuck was hired by Grand Valley State University to become an Adjunct Professor in their Educational Leadership Department, teaching Master's Degree courses focusing on all aspects of principal / administrative preparation and Educational Leadership.

Candidate will arrange all administrative preparations for the CEOs meetings, purchase all office supplies, and monitor for office related correspondence.

A crucial difference between the two is that CNAs tend to provide bedside care to senescent patients, where medical assistants assist more with procedural or administrative preparation and housekeeping.