Sentences with phrase «education leaders»

It was still enough to focus plenty of state education leaders on dreaming up ambitious new spending programs in 2009 and 2010.

This is true for education leaders in traditional public education and education reform.

We also interviewed state - level education leaders in two rounds.

The watchdog body says that teachers are increasingly frustrated with education leaders who, they feel, could do more to promote high standards of conduct in the classroom.

The event was attended by higher education leaders from across the nation, who shared model strategies and identified priorities and actions needed to strengthen principal preparation across local contexts.

This select group of education leaders from around the globe is teaming up to blog and tweet about school leadership.

Add your name to the growing list of higher education leaders who agree that aligned expectations and strong partnerships between K - 12 and postsecondary leaders will improve college access and success.

Instead they should look for additional ways to empower local education leaders with autonomy — paired with strong accountability — so that other districts can innovate to deliver increased achievement in their schools.

And she said she and other education leaders need to convince parents and teachers who have doubts about the validity of the tests.

As education leaders around the world seek to define social emotional learning standards, I hope they have the wisdom and grace to think a little differently.

Partners helping education leaders with organizing, school design, technology, or other elements of the change process will also find this valuable.

Join informal discussions lead by education leaders on innovations in education delivery and share your ideas on how you can improve student engagement.

On the performance side, education leaders need work toward the retention of students, just as much as test performance.

The author calls for a debate on standardized tests led by education leaders instead of politicians and the testing, tutoring, and textbook industries that benefit the most from testing.

These events have included a teachers - only panel in school turnaround and dinners with national education leaders.

It's also about students and teachers, and how education leaders at all levels — state, district, school, and classroom — work together to help students succeed.

Develop practical implementation strategies as described by an elementary school principal and state early education leader.

Higher education leaders across the country are stepping forward to advocate for more ambitious academic standards in high school because better prepared students are much more likely to succeed in college.

That's why education leaders say they are rolling out a statewide plan to begin assessing students in the earlier years.

Overview State and district education leaders are increasingly considering implementing competency - based pathways and systems as a way to help more students become college and career ready.

The standards are not a prescription for how education leaders and public officials should address all the challenges related to improving the performance of educators and their students.

I've been doing those segments for about two years now, and greatly enjoy the opportunity to talk with educators and education leaders about what is actually working in our classrooms.

These graphics highlight the reasons principals matter, what education leaders can accomplish, and what constitutes effective preparation and professional development programs.

By bringing education leaders together from across the aisle and across the states, this gathering provides opportunities to interact, learn and collaborate.

But with a former college football coach now the nation's top education leader, that's all changed.

We are poised to support education leaders as they work to improve their systems and to deal with the challenges that invariably arise when they are maintaining or transitioning existing systems.

It can also become someone else's cause — for example, that of the city government or taxpayer groups — so that education leaders don't have to work on the problem alone.

We provide and develop world - class R&D capacity that supports visionary education leaders to build and replicate breakthrough learning environments.

It is the organizational framework we've not yet constructed for building consensus among education leaders across the country to identify what's working.

The solution to these problems must start with state education leaders making an affirmative case for the importance of state tests.

Bringing education leaders together from across the aisle and across states, our gatherings provide opportunities to interact, learn and collaborate.

Equity means education leaders committing to close, not merely narrow, achievement and opportunity gaps and fighting for the resources and evidence - based strategies to do so.

Most education leaders are likely already familiar with the report, which comes out annually, and tracks emerging technologies for their potential impact on schools.

A branch of his foundation operates a training academy for superintendents and other senior education leaders.

Experienced education leaders will transfer knowledge and skills that create expertise within your team, allowing you to continue this work without consulting support.

The fact that education leaders like these are still committed to the basic, critical elements of school accountability shows that this important work will continue.

This ballot measure is a great example of what can be accomplished when our state's political and education leaders come together to address a crisis.

These resources give education leaders and policy makers the tools to identify the actions required to prepare all students to succeed in today's global economy.

With new flexibility state education leaders no longer need to manage their schools under two accountability systems — one developed by the state and one prescribed by federal law.

What if education leaders approached their work with the perspective of a designer?

There is nothing Democratic about selecting education leaders through low - turnout elections overwhelmed by public worker money.

Education leaders also need to take responsibility for creating conditions in which teachers thrive.

New Leaders has trained more than 1,600 education leaders nationwide.

Wherever you are in your teaching career, this course arms you with the skills and understanding to become a future education leader.

Helping education leaders get the right funding flowing to the highest - impact uses, promoting equity, better outcomes for students, and a better profession for educators.

Listen to a panel of K - 12 education leaders share the strategies they've used to improve classroom instruction and boost student achievement.