Sentences with phrase «drive decisionmaking»

«Parents Across America is an opportunity to use our collective voices on a national level,» said founding member Karran Harper Royal, a New Orleans parent activist, «to inform the policies that drive the decisionmaking in our each of our communities and nationwide.

I was inspired by Lesaux's clear and straightforward thinking about how schools can better use literacy data to drive decisionmaking, as well as how connected she continues to be to practice in schools and districts today.

So many other funders working in areas from housing to immigration to historical preservation do not have the kind of data that could drive decisionmaking.

Local outcome data will drive this decisionmaking, says Kane, and to deliver on these new requirements, he imagines a future in which a collection of «efficacy networks» provide local capacity to measure, evaluate, and share the impact of local interventions.

Not exact matches

According to the Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL), five competency clusters drive student learning: self - awareness; self - management; social awareness; relationship skills; and responsible decisionmaking.

Mr. Goodling praised the House GOP and the panel he chairs for emphasizing efforts to improve the quality of federal education programs and for beginning a drive to move more decisionmaking to the local level.

But because our [instructional - decisionmaking] stuff is so data - driven, we don't let them fall behind,» she said.