Sentences with phrase «based decisionmaking»

Through my work with REL Northwest, I have the unique opportunity to bring research to practitioners and policymakers and be involved in evidence - based decisionmaking.

Even though the community had by then gotten to know me and I found a small reform - minded following, personal politics on the board almost always trumped rational or research - based decisionmaking.

There seems to be no consensus about whether the across - the - board increases in U.S. graduation rates reported by the federal government last week are the result of No Child Left Behind - era accountability mechanisms or the data - based decisionmaking stressed under the Obama administration, more early - warning systems to identify potential dropouts, or fewer high school exit exams.

Today, the R - word is not heard very often, but we believe two crucial aspects of restructuring — the tasks teachers do and the way they use time — are on the horizon if teachers proactively shape the data - based decisionmaking prompted by the state and federal push...

Among the topics are systemic school restructuring, school - based decisionmaking, and performance - based assessment.

Discretion is the opposite of rules - based decisionmaking.

Not exact matches

The book provides an in - depth look at districts that have in one way or another followed the advice given in one of Ouchi's previous books, about the benefits of weighted student funding, whereby schools receive funds based on the make - up of their student populations, and decentralized decisionmaking.

The Dallas school board last month approved Superintendent Marvin E. Edwards's initial list of 10 schools to participate in a pilot site - based - decisionmaking program.

The many calls for «evidence based» decisionmaking notwithstanding, most of our major policy and reform initiatives have either been launched without any prior research on their efficacy, and without provisions for assessing their intended and unintended effects, or have ignored or misused whatever relevant research evidence was available when...

The analysis and concrete examples are intended to help current and aspiring chiefs understand how to use their authorities as the basis of bargaining, build their professional reputation, and approach decisionmaking.

She says that although traditional public schools have adopted site - based leadership in some cases, the local decisionmaking didn't come with any real budget authority.

Raising Kane: The Value of Regional Educational Laboratories March 13, 2015 A strong advocate for the use of evidence to improve education, Education Northwest Chief Executive Officer Steve Fleischman provides several examples of the effectiveness of the federal Regional Educational Laboratory (REL) program in connecting stakeholders with research - based best practices and promoting the use of data for decisionmaking.

This paper argues that decentralizing decisionmaking authority to schools is a reform worthy of a new look, despite the perceived failure of earlier school - based management (SBM) efforts to improve student performance.

Performance management will transform the Federal - aid highway program and provide a means to the most efficient investment of Federal transportation funds by refocusing on national transportation goals, increasing the accountability and transparency of the Federal - aid highway program, and improving project decisionmaking through performance - based planning and programming.

Here are five facts about student loans in America, based on a Pew Research Center analysis of recently released data from the Federal Reserve Board's 2016 Survey of Household Economics and Decisionmaking:

That model protected the integrity of the decisionmaking process and protected members who lost a base but couldn't easily be blamed for it by voters.

Rebuilding integrity in Environmental Protection Agency decisionmaking calls for new leadership that doesn't abandon scientifically based regulatory decisionmaking under political pressure.

In addition to sharpening focus on key aspects of bias and predetermination, the bridge he managed to build between the more trusting and more restrictive approaches respectively of Collins J in Island Farm and Richards J in Georgiou is useful based on the «appropriate caution» counsel from Richards J and the consequent view that the bias test should not be applied in a way that will render local authority decisionmaking impossible or unduly difficult.

Blocher argues that while this makes sense as a way of allocating decisionmaking authority between trial and appellate courts based on their relative strengths, he does not see how those arguments apply at all to instant replay in sports, which he characterizes as «just appeals of a different kind.»

Despite some people's concerns about what they perceive as increasingly frequent recusals by the Justices, on a percentage basis, the effect such recusals have had on the Court's decisionmaking has been essentially consistent for the last 35 - plus years.

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Interventions based on analysis of human behavior, including the habits, routines, and biases in normal decisionmaking