Sentences with phrase «educator talent»

How great an educator could she then be, without any autonomy and flexibility to use her great educator talent?

She oversees numerous efforts to contribute to policy research and resource development related to every aspect of managing and supporting educator talent including recruitment, compensation, evaluation, distribution and professional development.

The organization understands that leveraging educator talent is a way to ensure a successful future for our nation, which is one way we can help close achievement gaps among our learners.

Given the potential for new evaluation systems to produce data that can truly inform continuous improvements in teacher practice, and feed into an aligned system of educator talent management strategies that attract and retain greater numbers of excellent teachers — the cost may well be worth the investment.

Solar will work with schools, networks, and partners across Oakland to make the city a magnet for educator talent.

T4TLA provides strategic support and technical assistance in attracting, supporting, and retaining educator talent in participants» high - need, low - performing schools.

Teach Indy aims to bolster the local pipeline of educator talent, as research consistently indicates that teacher quality is the most important school - based factor in student achievement.

Instead of devoting scarce time, energy, and money to this sort of risky venture, I would prefer to expend these resources on developing effective strategies for turning around failing schools, accelerating the pace of new - school creation and replication, deepening the educator talent pool, and broadening parental choice.

Margolis notes that educator talent was a significant focus during the initial years of the city's education reforms, with the district identifying the right talent to lead schools, creating a coaching and evaluation system that could recognize and build teacher quality, and rewarding and retaining the best teachers.