Sentences with phrase «cases teacher hiring»

There is other research suggesting that in many cases teacher hiring is frequently rushed and that screening is often pretty minimal.

Not exact matches

In several cases, say the Gaulds, they were blocked by hostile teacher unions, since they demanded the right to hire their own faculty.

After giving students sufficient time to read and process what appears in the story, the teacher should then inform the students that the parents of the ten year old have hired a lawyer, with the lawyer determined to «take this case all the way to the US Supreme Court.»

In the specimen from Denver, for example, a «step 1» teacher (in this case, that's a step above «new hire») with a bachelor's degree is paid $ 32,971, while a «step 10» teacher with a master's degree earns $ 46,860.

In addition to the curriculum - reform recommendations, the Elementary Grades Task Force suggested more aggressive efforts to consider ethnic background in hiring teachers, expanded social services within schools, and performance - based assessments that, in the case of limited - English - proficient students, would be given in their native language.

The decision hands teachers» unions a major defeat in a landmark case, one that could radically alter how California teachers are hired and fired and prompt challenges to tenure laws in other states.

Rothstein: It's basically because in most cases, there's just not actually a long list of people lining up to take the jobs; there's a shortage of qualified teachers to hire.

For example, in Recruitment & Hiring, there are over 30 separate resources, tools, or case studies embedded or attached, such as Louisiana's DOE candidate screening interview questions and YES Prep's New Teacher Induction Program overview.

In some cases, teachers were assigned DNHs for reasons having nothing to do with misconduct, but instead due to quirky aspects of CPS hiring practices for laid off teachers.

If that is the case FIRE THE CHARTER AND HIRE ANOTHER CHARTER... they are not only one company and they are STILL PUBLIC schools and they have to hire teachers that are STATE CERTIFIED... so MAYBE and that sounds like what it is... Louisiana needs to UPGRADE their teacher requirements NOT THE SCHOOLS AND STUDEHIRE ANOTHER CHARTER... they are not only one company and they are STILL PUBLIC schools and they have to hire teachers that are STATE CERTIFIED... so MAYBE and that sounds like what it is... Louisiana needs to UPGRADE their teacher requirements NOT THE SCHOOLS AND STUDEhire teachers that are STATE CERTIFIED... so MAYBE and that sounds like what it is... Louisiana needs to UPGRADE their teacher requirements NOT THE SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS.

Some hire uncertified teachers and administrators, and in some cases even continued collecting payments after being evicted.

Jesse Rothstein: It's basically because in most cases, there's just not actually a long list of people lining up to take the jobs; there's a shortage of qualified teachers to hire.

Because of a prior conviction, the teacher in this case could not fulfill the statutory condition precedent to employment and the school board lacked authority to hire her, or to make a continuing contract with her the following year.