Sentences with phrase «education jargon»

You have probably heard the latest education jargon: project - based learning, competency - based learning, blended learning, personalized learning etc..

How much of this is due to education jargon getting in the way?

In order to make sure that the school board never gets in his or her way, this person makes certain that the board members are buried in lengthy reports, filled with education jargon which can not be read in time for the next board meeting, never mind understood.

READY FOR THE 2018 - 2019 SCHOOL YEAR * Being a caseload manager and special education teacher is a wonderful experience that, unfortunately, includes tons of special education jargon and paperwork that can sometimes become overwhelming.

And most of this is couched in meaningless education jargon and managerial language.

Its reliance of education jargon makes it hard to understand what the FLSC is actually proposing, and some of its discussion hints at a national multiple - choice bar examination, which, while said to be different from the U.S. state bar examinations, sounds a lot like them.

California school districts are in the process of drafting plans detailing how they intend to spend state education dollars and, so far, most of the documents are dense with education jargon, acronyms and legalese.

* TOP 100 BEST SELLER * EDITABLE * READY FOR THE 2018 - 2019 SCHOOL YEAR * Being a caseload manager and special education teacher is a wonderful experience that, unfortunately, includes tons of special education jargon and paperwork that can sometimes become overwhelming.

She said the parent feedback helps prevent district - penned information from getting bogged down in education jargon.

Families were given a pamphlet that translated the education jargon into easy - to - understand language and explained what children would be expected to know in each grade.

JCPS» initial reasoning for implementing PLC Rounds was to help expose parents and community stakeholders to the education jargon of «PLC» and how teachers work hard within their PLCs to benefit students, but it has since grown to help familiarize non-educators with the rigorous expectations of the standards on a grade - by - grade basis.

Hearing insiders talk about the resulting structure can be mind - boggling even for those conversant with education jargon: TEAM and METS combine to form the NAF Academy of Engineering.

It is really distressing to read in the quote from the CBA — and no offence intended, because it's hard to avoid — the worst that education jargon has to offer.