Sentences with phrase «educator collaboration»

Note: The Design Thinking for Educators collaboration space is no longer active, but please feel free to use the resources available here.

Conversely, turnover in high - poverty schools was 3.5 times the rate of that in low - poverty schools when school - level educator collaboration was low.

Officials are excited the positions will lead to the development of Professional Learning Communities, small educator collaborations in which teachers teach each other and help meet district goals related to technology and the further implementation of new Common Core standards.

In Washington, D.C., for instance, the Consortium of Catholic Academies enables educator collaboration across four low - income schools.

Supporting effective educator collaboration entails training in process and protocols, «over-staffing» of schools so that professionals are with students at all times and so that all teachers are provided sufficient time to collaborate, and knowledgeably supportive school leaders.

Each of the schools — 290 public and 50 private — has released one - page profiles detailing its work in providing all students with a well - rounded education, using technology in the classroom, and encouraging educator collaboration and stakeholder engagement to ensure that students succeed.

A national study on union - management partnerships and educator collaboration in public schools across the U.S. shows that high levels of collaboration between educators positively impacts student achievement.

The report details key findings from a nationwide survey and investigates the connection between professional learning, educator collaboration, and student learning.

Process standards address the use of data, evaluation, and research along with lesson design, student learning, and educator collaboration.