State Schools Superintendent John White, who arrived in Louisiana two years ago, supports the idea of public
education as a marketplace but said the New Orleans system had lacked order.
Not exact matches
This is characterized by competition for the
marketplace which is open to anyone who can produce the goods and services, unhindered by government subsidy, monopoly, or other interference with competition.1 For a system actually to function
as free enterprise capitalism there must be opportunity for individuals in the general populace to obtain
education and also to obtain access to capital and resources for new ventures.
CSWA's mission is to ensure that the California wine community is recognized globally
as the leader in sustainable winegrowing in the
marketplace and public policy arena through the development and promotion of sustainable practices, tools for
education and outreach, partnerships with key stakeholders, and prioritizing research.
Scholastic
Education, where Mayer also works as president, is a leader in the education mar
Education, where Mayer also works
as president, is a leader in the
education mar
education marketplace.
As the marketplace expands to be more inclusive, global and robust, all eyes are pointed to education systems as a crucial platform to prepare citizens to meet the demands of a changed worl
As the
marketplace expands to be more inclusive, global and robust, all eyes are pointed to
education systems
as a crucial platform to prepare citizens to meet the demands of a changed worl
as a crucial platform to prepare citizens to meet the demands of a changed world.
As parents turn to the
education marketplace to get ahead, some students get left behind, writes one
education professor.
As Bailey writes, «[A] n entrepreneurial
education landscape... is one in which [government and foundations] help remove barriers to entry for quality providers and think deeply about the impact their policy or philanthropic decisions will have on the broader educational
marketplace and potential investors or entrepreneurs in the field.»
The
education marketplace is crowded with competing «whole school reform» models, such
as Success for All, Accelerated Schools, and Core Knowledge, all promising remarkable gains in student achievement, especially among disadvantaged students.
And,
as in the business world, he hoped the creation of an
education marketplace would provide compelling incentives for schools to continuously improve or risk being put out of business.
While it's impossible to know at present whether Georgia Tech's online - only instruction is
as high - quality
as its face - to - face instruction — and this is something that, given the extant literature at the undergraduate level, may still be a real concern — this study makes clear that one of the promises of online
education (expansion of access to satisfy unmet demand) may well be realized if enough highly - regarded institutions enter the online
education marketplace.
On the other hand, he defies proponents of charters, vouchers, and other forms of school choice
as wishful thinkers disposed to let
marketplace theories trump evidence of student achievement while also undervaluing
education's civic and cultural roles.
Should an
education degree be worth
as much in the
marketplace as an engineering degree?
Although these are state - run programs,
as a Foundation for Excellence in
Education report last year noted, districts can also expand their business models by acting
as providers in the Course Access
marketplace.
The products that win in the
marketplace aren't necessarily those that are the best for learning,
as the policies in public K - 12
education in particular are focused heavily on input - based metrics that encourage compliance, but not student learning growth.
Experts at YMCA Awards are now warning that
as students continue to take advantage of the proliferation of technology and flexibility of digital learning,
education and training providers who fail to respond to this changing
marketplace could lose out to competition that choose to embrace it.
The central concept, he says, is that the nation's 40 million K — 12 students should be offered the same high - standard
education no matter where they go to school; a child in Mississippi, say, should finish each grade with the same general proficiencies
as one in Maine — and ready to compete in an increasingly competitive global
marketplace.
In Detroit,
as was the case in the other cities we studied, parents struggle to navigate the city's complex
education marketplace and find quality options for their children.
But that is best accomplished not through tighter, one - size - fits - all regulation, but through sensible performance measures and a dynamic
marketplace for
education in which new schools challenge the dominance of decaying ones, much
as Smarick suggests.
Again and again, Friedman hints at the need for bold
education reform
as he makes his case for greater competition in the
marketplace, fewer labor restrictions, and lower barriers to trade.
Yet jobs requiring at least an associate's degree are projected to grow twice
as fast
as jobs that don't require a college
education, and if a trained workforce isn't available, the country's economic strength could falter in the global
marketplace.
As parents turn to the
education marketplace to get ahead, some students get left behind, argues one
education professor.
But the pressures of a changing international
marketplace are forcing many businessmen to pay closer attention to other issues, such
as education, that affect their ability to recruit highly trained employees.
His excellent piece included such basic ideas
as letting parents choose from a
marketplace of options, including traditional neighborhood schools, magnet schools, charter schools, private schools, and virtual schools, with
education funding following the child.
That seemed to resonate, but it obscured an agenda Melvoin's backers have spent years and millions of dollars advancing, one that Trump's
education secretary Betsy DeVos shares: the school choice
marketplace not just
as the means, but
as the goal.
What's more, they'll prosper in the corporate training and continuing
education marketplace as well.»
Complicating results in the
education marketplace, some families haven't used their choices
as expected: Nearly 35 % of the approximately 6,700 students applying to transfer or enroll at a public school for the fall semester selected either D - or F - graded schools
as their first pick, the Journal found.
«We can not thrive in a knowledge - based
marketplace if 45 percent of our high - school students can not do math and 39 percent can not do science at the very basic level,» said Gist, who is in her first year
as commissioner of elementary and secondary
education.
The charity's latest accounts, covering the period to March 2017, warned NET was «experiencing a period of significant challenge
as a result of material changes to the
education services
marketplace, the impending departures of key members of staff and the absence of a substantive CEO».
It fails to recognize the
education industry
as a
marketplace because it has always been the 800 pound gorilla and that
marketplace has been static for decades with primarily the rich disavowing traditional public
education along with some religious groups — together comprising a significant but relatively unchanged level of public school non-participation.
The study's findings will help explicate the tensions that arise for countries with entrenched histories of racial conflict,
as they navigate post - / neo-colonial relations, re-invent their educational missions in response to new mandates, and carve out their place in an increasingly competitive, globalized
marketplace for higher
education.
The concept has gained momentum at a rate of 4 % a year (America's Digital Schools 2008)
as a key to transforming
education, enhancing economic goals and preparing students to succeed in a global
marketplace.
Families Empowered is a non-profit organization, which exists to serve parents
as they navigate the
education marketplace.
«In my view, historians will look on this era
as a period of failed mandates, of willful and ignorant attacks on public
education and the
education profession, and
as a time in which entrepreneurs sought to turn
education into a
marketplace for profit.»
As a liberal who is theoretically supportive of unions, public education, governmental social programs, and wary of the private marketplace as the engine of justice, equity, and fairness, some may assume I fall into the anti-charter school, anti-school choice cam
As a liberal who is theoretically supportive of unions, public
education, governmental social programs, and wary of the private
marketplace as the engine of justice, equity, and fairness, some may assume I fall into the anti-charter school, anti-school choice cam
as the engine of justice, equity, and fairness, some may assume I fall into the anti-charter school, anti-school choice camp.
Mr. McMichael appreciates having a choice of professional associations believing that teacher choice enhances student achievement and public
education as a free
marketplace of ideas.
Moreover, it is my hope that you can convince them to do what they can to bolster financial support for public
education and stop this insidious and ineffective approach to corporatizing
education and treating it
as a new
marketplace for entrepreneurs.
«We are very mindful of a changing world economy and the role global
education plays in developing students capable of engaging directly in the new and emerging
marketplace as a result of their studies early on at MLC,» said Gayle Nadler, MLC's executive director and founder.
Every aspect of children's lives — their physical and mental health, their
education, their creativity, and their values — is negatively affected by their involuntary status
as consumers in the
marketplace.
Taking place May 20 - 22, 2012 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City, and now in its 26th year, this
marketplace boasts more than 300 exhibitors from around the world,
as well
as programs for creative inspiration, in - depth
education and unparalleled networking / business opportunities.
As part of the collaboration, IWBI will support the
education of a WELL / AIA Summer Scholar to help develop a new architecture professional in the
marketplace focused on design, health and well - being.
Mike McDonagh, Business Director, Hays Ireland comments: «Certainly in Ireland, it's accepted that too much of our
education system is focused on rote learning, when focusing on the ability to learn anything would surely produce more sustainable, flexible and rounded individuals who can then go on and learn whatever skills their
marketplace requires
as the economic world evolves.»
As a firm that only specializes in
education we are uniquely positioned to source the best available candidates in the
marketplace.
The REach ® accelerator program helps introduce innovative technology companies to the real estate
marketplace;
as a part of the program, RealScout will receive mentorship from top real estate moguls, venture capitalists and other tech entrepreneurs along with extensive
education from the leaders and members of America's largest trade association to help navigate the complex real estate
marketplace.
Getting the information out there accurately is a selling point,
as well
as an
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