Sentences with phrase «boost teacher benefits»

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From boosting their confidence to improving their relationships with their peers and teachers, the interpersonal and educational benefits of these experiences can not be overlooked.

A study of Illinois teachers by Maria D. Fitzpatrick found that, when given the opportunity to purchase pension credits to boost their benefits, they were only willing to pay 19 cents for a dollar of future compensation.

For example, when St. Louis spent $ 166 million to enhance the retirement benefits it offered to teachers, it saw a temporary, one - year boost in retention among teachers already eligible for retirement.

Teacher and tech enthusiast Jon Schwartz espouses the benefits of blogging for teaching elementary English - Language Learners and boosting student engagement.

Given that 55 % of K - 12 spending funds teacher salaries and benefits, you can't cut costs without boosting the productivity of good teachers — which requires increasing class size.

Students, teachers and others interested in eLearning can benefit from using Mind Maps to boost productivity.

But smaller classes provide many more benefits than a morale boost for teachers.

Schools can benefit from up to # 150,000 in grant funding to boost arts - based teaching through partnerships with cultural organisations using the Teacher Development Fund.

The perceived benefit of such a practice is to boost scores on the real test which will make both the students and their teachers appear highly competent.

Malen and colleagues (1989) list six purported benefits of site - based management: (1) stakeholders, particularly parents and teachers, will be able to influence school policy decisions; (2) employee morale and motivation will be boosted; (3) school - wide planning processes will be strengthened; (4) instruction will improve; (5) effective schools» characteristics will develop; and (6) students» academic achievement will improve.