Sentences with phrase «coherent system»

Developing coherent systems that encourage high - quality educator development and teaching by using performance measures based on validated standards of teaching practice for initial and advanced licensure and program improvement.

But would running one, coherent system across all schools help to raise standards for the system?

In the book, Tucker concludes, «high - performing states and nations are focused on building coherent systems of teaching and learning, focused on meaningful goals and supported with universally available, strategic resources.»

Jon Chung, whose helped design Sutton Homebase Dashboard, says given all the tools brokerage employees access, streamlining them into one coherent system made sense.

No «fully coherent system of authority» existed that could arbitrate theological disputes.

With Fluid Employment, he has formulated an elegant, internally coherent system for displaying a material that refuses confinement to a single fixed form.

«The intellectual operations consist in the coordination of notions derived from the primary facts of instinctive experience into a logically coherent system» (AI 59f).

Evolving Coherent systems of Accountability for Next Generation Learning: A Decision Framework

Empowered Educators: An Unparalleled View of Teaching Quality Around the World from Linda Darling - Hammond Funded and supported by the National Center on Education and the Economy (NCEE), NISL's parent organization, leading education researcher Linda Darling - Hammond's new book Empowered Educators gives groundbreaking insights into how seven high - performing jurisdictions across four continents constructed coherent systems to recruit, develop and support high - quality teachers.

Their conclusion highlights the influence of upper air dynamics, a globally coherent system, and its importance to the moisture content of air near the surface, a regional phenomenon with strong local patterns.

Creating Coherent Systems of Data Collection and Analysis: A Case Study in the Collection, Analysis, and Use of Client Feedback Data at Expeditionary Learning.

«The DfE needs to take a long hard look at this picture once the number of academies stabilises and design a more coherent system for the future which ensures proper accountability for schools.»

To help readers understand how and why the teaching profession has come to this point, we take a closer look at two states, California and North Carolina, that launched significant efforts, beginning in the late 1990s, to strengthen the profession and build coherent systems of teacher development.

Jon Chung, national director of marketing for Sutton Group, whose team designed the program called Sutton Homebase Dashboard, says given how many tools brokerage employees need to access, streamlining them into one coherent system made sense.

The report also recommends reorganising student funding to form a more coherent system across further and higher education, increasing loan entitlements to students living away from home from # 3635 to # 4100, and redistributing funding to increase access opportunities for the least well off, whilst requiring the wealthiest parents to fully support their children.

INEFFECTIVE School Library leaders do not design, deliver and support coherent systems of curriculum, instruction and assessment or have an awareness of the range of learner's academic and / or professional needs.

He questions if the state can meet January deadlines to create a coherent system that accounts for the loosely regulated medical marijuana industry, now two decades old and developing its own rules, while transforming the enormous illegal market into a legal, licensed one.

The principle of morality is empathy; what differs are our approaches to that principle, and how we interpret our feelings of empathy in order to make a coherent system.

Not possessing a religious basis for morality, atheists are fundamentally incapable of having a coherent system of morality.

Its unity is much more the unity of a socio - historical movement than of a coherent system of teachings.

This trail led to the work of Northrop Frye, and Frye's theories of literary structure became the catalyst for what Hopewell regarded as the core of his theory of congregations: his contention that congregational culture is not an accidental accumulation of symbolic elements but a coherent system whose structural logic is narrative.

Mendelian genetics did for Darwinism what Newtonian physics did for Copernicanism: make it into a consistent and coherent system.

Gradually, however, acceptance of Copernicanism grew, «based not on proofs but on the persuasion of what was increasingly seen as a coherent system.»

You do NOT have to believe in God to have a coherent system of ethics.

Deduction provided the means of schematizing the general principles into a coherent system as well as making clear the implications of the principles (PW 45-51/39 -47).

It is only in Leviticus that these elements come together naturally to form a comprehensive and coherent system.

It also becomes quite evident how the categories require one another as a coherent system.

Thus, while the philosophical scheme which results satisfies the rational demand for a coherent system, it fails to meet the demands of comprehensiveness and empirical adequacy necessary to all philosophy (PR 3f.).

The individual teachings on abortion and same - sex relations fit in a larger, coherent system, and Judeo - Christian teaching emphasizes the authorship of God in nature.

When we acknowledge that our pictures do not represent reality, then we can also give up the quest for a coherent system of thought to describe the world.

On the principle that all general truths form a coherent system, metaphysics suggests how the general principles of a given science might be reformulated so as to be compatible with the even wider generalities of metaphysics, and hence not to be in conflict with the general principles of the other special areas of interest (PR 15).

Thus, in a series of works published in 1919 and the early 1920s, in opposition to relativity theory, Whitehead argued not only that the geometry of the world was uniform, but that «the properties of time and space express the basis of the uniformity in nature which is essential for our knowledge of nature as a coherent system» (R 8, 29).1 Furthermore, he held that this uniformity was actually discerned there (H 14).

(Religion in the Making, Cleveland: Meridian Books, 1960, 120) These truths are organized into a coherent system, and they succeed or fail, as do other beliefs, by their ability or inability to interpret life.

of a coherent system.

A new manager with a coherent system and consistent team selection could do a lot better, even with our existing players.

«Seeking to ratchet up the pressure on them and on others by threats of criminal action may make headlines but it is no substitute for the support schools need in seeking to address this highly complex and difficult aspect of their responsibilities and should not deflect from the responsibility government has to ensure that there is a coherent system of properly resourced children's services, of which schools are an integral part.

He argued: «It is important that there is a coherent system in place to categorise drugs and determine the penalties for their manufacture, possession and supply.

The legal system has yet to establish a coherent system governing the inheritance of digital assets.

Ensuring more compatible, more comparable and coherent systems of higher education in Europe is one of the reasons behind its creation.

We flatter teachers» professionalism by telling them they alone can best determine what will engage and enlighten the children before them, but the price of that flattery is that we make their jobs impossible to do effectively, forcing them to spend fruitless hours on Google and Pinterest hoping to find materials that a well - run and coherent system would provide to them — along with training on how to implement it effectively.