Sentences with phrase «core rollout»

The Cortana on Windows 10 IoT Core rollout, which could lag by a few months the rollout of Windows 10 Creators Update for PCs and phones (if history is any indication) will begin with Cortana in English for the US and UK markets, she said, with additional language support coming over time.

I see that as one of the enormous challenges facing the common core rollout.

Tuck: He has painted a darker vision of the Common Core rollout in California, saying the state «has not been effective in implementing Common Core,» according to EdSource.

Teachers under the Common Core rollout have been shortchanged on training and not given the time needed to learn what — and how — the State Education Department wants us to teach.

Most recently, she served as director of performance - based assessment design, where she led initiatives focused on performance assessment development and implemented a professional development program for 60 teachers across New York City focused on Common Core rollout.

On July 14, however, Christie slowed down Common Core rollout in New Jersey, creating a commission that will review tests aligned with the standards and examine their impact on school districts.

Hoosiers concerned about federal intrusion into state - level education policy convinced Indiana lawmakers to pause Common Core rollout pending a thorough review.

Even before state lawmakers here voted to pause Common Core rollout pending a thorough review, only kindergarten and first grade teachers in Indiana had fully implemented the new standards.

Torlakson and other California officials are counting on Duncan to recognize that a successful Common Core rollout, as opposed to adherence to NCLB rules, should be the priority.

If our reporting on statehouse conversations about what academic standards Indiana will use next have felt pretty abstract, try on this possible consequence of pausing Common Core rollout in Indiana: Tucked into the Office of Management and Budget report state lawmakers will discuss Tuesday is the possibility students could have to take two standardized tests in 2015.

After state lawmakers passed a complex bill pausing Common Core rollout in Indiana, Supt. Glenda Ritz says it was up to her office to decide what academic standards second grade teachers would use in the fall.

Testing has been a hot - button issue for the last several years (coinciding with the Common Core rollout).

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Mulgrew said the recommendations did not solve the real problem with the Common Core rollout — the lack of curriculum.

He says: «The Common Core rollout and its link to high - stakes testing got everybody up in arms in the inner city, the suburbs, and rural areas.

Clinton has serious reservations about how the Common Core rollout and testing have happened in New York, even as she supports tough national standards and standardized tests in general.

The governor also proposed creating a new panel of education experts and members of the Legislature to come up with a list of recommendations to correct the Common Core rollout by the end of this session.

JENNIFER GUSTAVSON FILE PHOTO State Senator Ken LaValle wants New York to delay Common Core rollout.

At a forum I attended on the Common Core rollout, many students, parents, teachers and administrators told us of their displeasure and made heartfelt statements about their individual experiences.

He has often blamed the Board of Regents for problems, such as with the Common Core rollout, in order to distance himself from controversy.

A CRY FOR HELP: New York teacher - advocacy group Educators 4 Excellence (E4E) is calling for practical improvements for Common Core rollouts, including a plan for teachers to exchange a week of summer break for «intensive» CCSS training.

Not exact matches

Much of that displeasure comes from the poor rollout of the Common Core.

Backlash over the rollout of the Common Core learning standards, along with aligned state tests and new teacher evaluations, came to a head last April when more than 20 percent of the state's eligible students refused to take the state standardized math and English language arts exams.

The vote also comes as a number of high - profile education issues come to a head this year in Albany, including withering criticism of the state's rollout of the Common Core assessments.

Incumbent Governor Andrew Cuomo has supported the Common Core standards as a vehicle to improve educational outcomes in New York, but has been sharply critical of the state education department and the Board of Regents for the Common Core's flawed rollout in New York.

Unlike in other states where governors were intimately involved with Common Core implementation, Cuomo has largely stayed out of the process, letting state education commissioner John King and the state Board of Regents take the heat from parents and teachers over the rocky rollout.

These are problems that developed from the improper rollout of Common Core.»

All of those changes are set against the backdrop of a simmering but still - present public unrest over the rollout of the Common Core standards.

Cuomo announced during his budget address that he would form the panel, addressing growing unrest among parents and teachers about the flawed rollout of the Common Core.

While he has protected and promoted the growth of charter schools, other aspects of his education policy have not gone as planned - these include the rollout of the common core learning standards and tougher teacher evaluations by tying them more closely to the results of student standardized test scores.

Amid recent controversy over the rollout of the Common Core standards in New York, Governor Andrew Cuomo has said recently that the board should be overhauled.

That became especially clear during the 2014 legislative session, when Cuomo and lawmakers were faced with significant public unrest over the rollout of the Common Core, a controversy that was politically volatile because the coming elections.

And, even though it's not exactly a spending item, the Governor called for legislation to fix the troubled implementation of the new Common Core standards in schools, saying the rollout by the State Board of Regents is «flawed.»

He repeated his earlier position that the state's rollout of curricula and tests aligned with the Common Core academic standards was rushed, that teachers were not prepared and there is too much testing in general.

«The rollout of Common Core has been flawed and children are being hurt,» Mr. LaValle said.

For the first time publicly, Mr. Cuomo acknowledged that the state's rollout of Common Core hasn't been handled properly.

Following the 2012 rollout of Common Core, Latimer made an effort to explain his opposition to the initiative to King, the state education commissioner at the time, saying that he was «convinced we're heading down the wrong path [for education].»

In its draft report of recommendations to the governor, the Common Core task force is calling for an overhaul of the state's testing system, the creation of new state standards and transparency on those standards» rollout, according to a copy obtained by POLITICO New York.

While admitting that the rollout of the Common Core was a mistake, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he would not opt his three girls out of state tests if they were younger and eligible to take them.

- The creation of a «teacher portal» that would enable educators across the state to receive additional resources in the rollout of Common Core in history and science.

Education was a sticking point for the Legislature, which spent hours debating funding for statewide full - day pre-kindergarten, charter schools and the flawed rollout of the Common Core, a new testing standard.

About two dozen educators as well as students took to a podium at Tuesday night's Common Core forum in Manorville to, for the most part, poke holes in the state's rollout of the Common Core State Standards Initiative.

ALBANY — Governor Andrew Cuomo suggested he won't sign a «safety net» bill that would shield educators from consequences of the rough rollout of the Common Core standards in New York, citing new teacher - evaluation data released on Tuesday.

But Mr. Cuomo has also recently acknowledged that the state's rollout of Common Core hasn't been handled properly.

City United Federation of Teachers President Michael Mulgrew said: «We have been very vocal on what our positions are on a whole range of problems created by the rollout of the Common Core.»

The flawed rollout of the Common Core standards «was a significant factor that had to be taken into consideration,» he said.

Cuomo will be among the last officials to declare a position on Common Core since its flawed rollout in New York.

«Common Core is an issue about which there has been a lot of dialogue,» Cuomo spokeswoman Melissa DeRosa said in a statement Tuesday that both affirms the standards and distances the administration from its rocky rollout.

It is a testament to the rough rollout of the Common Core agenda in New York, and perhaps even more so to the poor marketing of it, that there should be such unanimity of political opinion about it.

According to the New York Post, the Board of Regents will pass a proposal on Tuesday allowing educators to blame the rollout of the Common Core standards as a reason for poor student performance: