Sentences with phrase «common than some critics»

«Since the 2015 Alberta election there has been significant discussion about the Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta and the Wildrose Party coming together to form a new political party,» he said, adding that the voting record «shows the two parties may have more in common than some critics have suggested.»

Not exact matches

It's a common scene of suburban traffic congestion, but critics of a housing development proposed for construction less than a block away say traffic problems will become much worse if local officials approve the project.

Maria Montessori would probably have had more in common with the government than with its critics.

Gallo the public speaker comes across quite differently than as he is perceived by critics, members of the Common Council and some media.

(As critic David Ehrenstein pointed out to me, they recall the editing strategies of Fritz Lang; in this respect they have much more in common with the procedures of Jacques Rivette in Out 1 than with the free - form actorly interactions of either Howard Hawks or Jean Renoir.)

Indiana's revised standards were widely panned — by Common Core supporters and critics alike — for somehow managing to be lower in quality than both the Core standards and those that the Hoosier State had in place before.

Common Core critics need to make sure they're saying more than just «no.»

I remain more sanguine than Loveless, but his sober analysis points to the bald fact that Common Core's advocates elide and critics ignore: Standards by themselves accomplish little.

Distilling critics» fears to the common denominator, one finds an overarching concern that the current discussion about IPS reform will center on shifting control of money and power without genuine awareness of what techniques could best shape IPS students into life - long learners capable of achieving success on a broader plane than that defined by standardized test scores.

At more than 50 public forums she's organized since September, Deutermann said she found that parents of children with disabilities are among the Common Core's fiercest critics.

A review of the national results of the SBAC data makes it extremely clear why the Malloy administration would want to cover up and keep the Connecticut SBAC results because they clearly show that the Common Core SBAC test is even more discriminatory, unfair and inappropriate than critics ever imagined.

During his speech, Bush challenged critics and stood up for the standards, saying «In my view, the rigor of the Common Core State Standards must be the new minimum in classrooms... [And] For those states choosing a path other than the Common Core, I say this: Aim even higher, be bolder, raise standards and ask more of our students and the system.»

But the critics, including some of those talk - show hosts, often come closer to intuiting the messy reality of the Common Core than do the self - confident technocrats who blandly promise that everything will be fine.