Sentences with phrase «deemed ineffective»

Replies to questions asked about adherence may reflect what the person feels is the desired response rather than a true appraisal of their behaviour, giving a falsely positive estimate of adherence.5, 6 This may be one reason why unsupervised home - based exercise programmes are deemed ineffective, when in reality «an insufficient regimen effect» has occurred.7

If the local authority serves an improvement notice, or carries out emergency remedial action, any Section 21 Notice already served on the tenant will be deemed ineffective.

Dr. Wiltshire said many of the teachers deemed ineffective last year have left, and he has added professional development, student mentoring and longer school hours.

In Michigan, Dr. Joseph A. Martineau, executive director for the Bureau of Assessment and Accountability in the state Education Department said that even with all the system's flaws, many of which will be corrected under new legislation, the 0.8 percent of teachers deemed ineffective last year translated to nearly 800 teachers who will be in jeopardy of losing their jobs.

When posed with examples in states like Colorado, AAE members overwhelmingly support (81 percent) a policy that teachers may lose tenure if they are deemed ineffective for two consecutive years.

In the group that was evaluated for one year, 1 percent was deemed ineffective, 13 percent partially effective, 82 percent were effective and 4 percent were highly effective.

The bill also gives Chicago Mayor - elect Rahm Emanuel the power to extend his city's school day and makes it easier to dismiss teachers deemed ineffective based on student achievement.

The law, titled SB7, makes teacher tenure and layoffs contingent on student achievement and makes it easier for school districts to dismiss tenured teachers deemed ineffective based on student performance.

Eighty - eight percent of Colorado teachers were rated effective or highly effective, 4 percent were partially effective, 7.8 percent of teachers were not rated, and less than 1 percent were deemed ineffective.

What professional development is best for more experienced educators, including those deemed ineffective?

We achieved this sign - on rate even though all participating LEAs will have to implement a bold set of policy and practice changes, including using student growth as one of multiple measures in evaluating and compensating teachers and leaders; denying tenure to teachers who are deemed ineffective as gauged partly by student growth; relinquishing control over their persistently lowest - achieving schools; increasing the number of students who are taught by effective teachers; and, in many cases, opening their doors to more charter schools.

It is true that Cami Anderson created a «rubber room» for teachers deemed ineffective and that this decision was very expensive for the district.

The Times published a simple graph on its Aug. 15 front page as a way to publicly «out» a teacher whom its value - added study deemed ineffective.

Inversely, only 1 % of the teachers whose reports researchers examined received ratings of «unsatisfactory,» even though teachers» supervisors could identify more teachers whom they deemed ineffective when asked otherwise.

Those original standards and tests were later deemed ineffective and of low quality by the NJDOE, the same organization that mandated the original standards and tests.

Nobody wants an appraisal system where teachers are wrongly deemed ineffective — but managing this challenge is relatively straightforward.

Jay - my analysis of the MET reports and dealings with several district supers who came from MET districts is the purpose of the report was to force teachers to use Charlotte Danielson's OBE oriented practices in the classroom or be deemed ineffective.

No chief academic officer ever got fired for choosing an intervention deemed ineffective by the What Works Clearinghouse, but plenty have lost their jobs after a dispute with a school board member or after a committee of department chairs complained.

What's more, there are an estimated 906,596 computers in UK schools that are deemed ineffective due to condition, age or specification.

Every «magic pill» they have come up with so far has been deemed ineffective at best — and at worst downright deadly.

What's more, the discovery of such a fundamental difference in the biology of blood and lymphoid tissue CD4 T cells opens the door to retesting drugs in lymphoid tissue that were deemed ineffective in blood cells.

Now the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is gearing up to tighten federal stormwater rules that have been criticized by environmental groups and deemed ineffective by a national panel of researchers.

The consent forms were deemed ineffective by the de Blasio administration and were replaced with an educational pamphlet.

The new teacher evaluation system, tied to test scores, could make it easier for principals to single out teachers deemed ineffective, although state laws still make firing such teachers so arduous that only a few are forced out each year.

From the information presented in 2 Cor 10:10 and 11:6, it appears that Paul was deemed ineffective in some form of public speech and that his inability to perform in this way jeopardized his claim to apostolic authority at Corinth.

Despite the retirement industry's desire to increase participant engagement, communications have been deemed ineffective.

23.4 percent had no strategy to handle negative social commentary and no plans to create one, 24.5 percent of brands were working on a strategy, and 7.6 percent had strategies that they deemed ineffective

He has since been criticized for his support of a program that some deem an ineffective way of creating low - cost housing.

But those against the practice deem it ineffective and dangerous.

Not exact matches

Parker was acquitted in the rape case more than a decade ago and Celestin had his sexual assault conviction overturned on appeal (a higher court deemed his trial attorney ineffective), but the two men have come under fire once again as the media reports troubling details from the case, which included accusations that Parker and Celestin, then both 19, had sex with a Penn State freshman while she was unconscious after a night of heavy drinking.

Our friends at B2P Partners found that the vast majority of buyer personas (72 %) created without external research were deemed «ineffective» in a recent study.

Giving up on doing such things because it is deemed to be too difficult, ineffective, cumbersome, shaming, paralyzing, pointless, or whatever could be better interpreted as a loss of faith in the Savior Jesus Christ and his power to change us, and an absence of the Holy Spirit which seals us unto holiness and eternal salvation.

If a DEEM turns bad or ineffective during the four - year term, and loses the confidence of the council, in the current English model there is no provision for the removal of a DEEM until the next election, although a leader can be ejected.

By contrast, he said, the DOE is primarily looking for a way to remove educators deemed «ineffective» by their principals as quickly as possible with no recourse to appeal unfair ratings.

To be sure, just because a crucial study is deemed potentially unreliable does not mean that a drug is unsafe or ineffective.

Yes, I acknowledge that there are ethical dilemmas around how much we should be charging patients for treatments that Western medicine has deemed «ineffective» by the standards of evidence - based medicine.

By the program's third year, 95 percent of teachers deemed «ineffective» in the system's first two years had been dismissed (see Figure 1).

Rhode Island prohibits a student from being instructed for two consecutive years by a teacher deemed «ineffective.»

The days of talking at students are almost over, as research and many of our collective personal experiences deem that to be an ineffective method of instruction.

In 2009 10 and 2010 11, 14 percent of teachers were rated «highly effective,» 69 percent of teachers were rated «effective,» 14 percent were judged «minimally effective,» and another 2 percent were deemed «ineffective.»

In 2009 10 and 2010 11, 69 percent of teachers were rated «effective,» 14 percent were rated «highly effective,» 2 percent were judged «ineffective,» and another 14 percent were deemed «minimally effective.»

Educators deemed «ineffective» for two consecutive years could face dismissal from their positions.

Indeed much of the professional development in education has been deemed costly and ineffective.

[9] They conclude that using the sort of data generally available to districts will result in roughly 25 percent of those teachers deemed to be ineffective (at the 20th percentile of the teacher performance distribution or below) being misclassified into this category.

Cuomo proposed legislation Thursday that would change how test scores are used in evaluations to prevent teachers deemed «ineffective» or «developing» from facing termination or a denial of tenure based solely on student test scores.

Many veteran and outspoken teachers will be deemed «ineffective» and will lose their jobs.

There was some confusion over how many of those teachers let go were actually deemed «ineffective»; the Washington Post's Bill Turque has the breakdown: In addition to the 75 teachers with «ineffective» -LSB-...]

For me, the challenge was more prosaic: Could the union and I agree on shared expectations about who would run PLCs, how to fund them, how to assess their effectiveness, and what to do if they're deemed to be ineffective?

Force teachers deemed fully or partially ineffective to face layoffs, even if they have seniority, a key element demanded by education reform advocates.

Unlike NYS's almost universally high estimation of teacher quality, in 2009 - 2011 in D.C., 14 percent of teachers were rated «highly effective,» 69 percent of teachers were rated «effective,» 14 percent were judged «minimally effective,» and another 2 percent were deemed «ineffective.»