Sentences with phrase «effective accountability role»

For leaders, you'll need specialized training and development programs that explain what accountability looks like for them and what they can do to be effective accountability role models.

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GE, whose shares are down around 50 percent in the past year, said in its proxy statement that its current structure — John Flannery holds both jobs — is the most effective at this time, that dividing the roles could blur accountability, and that the lead director provides independent leadership.

Another byproduct of using the three effective parenting roles is that you're going to create a «Culture of Accountability» in your home.

The courts» role in this process is to outline in general, principled terms the expectation that the legislative and executive branches will develop challenging standards, fair and adequate funding systems, and effective programs and accountability measures, but to leave to the programs and the political branches the full responsibility for actually formulating these policies.

Effective schools have clear leadership roles, accountability and systems for ensuring that all teaching is at least good, has impact and is focused on learners» needs.

Teacher modeling is one effective method (i.e. the teacher shows how collaboration is done), while avoiding homogeneous groups and grouping by ability, fostering individual accountability by assigning different roles, and evaluating both the student and the group performance also support collaborative learning.

The courts» role in this process is to outline in general, principled terms the expectation that the legislative and executive branches will develop challenging standards, fair and adequate funding systems, and effective accountability measures, but to leave to the programs and the political branches the full responsibility for actually formulating these policies.

With states taking on a bigger role in assessing accountability for school reforms, the Thomas B. Fordham Institute released a paper this week outlining its thoughts on how states can craft effective accountability systems.

Transform the traditional role of the central office from a top - down management system to a system designed to provide meaningful support to schools and effective accountability for school performance.

The successful candidate will have an important role in developing highly effective and structured systems and processes in order to support the Trust in their accountability role.

Postulated (i.e. prescriptive): the roles are «most effective» when all necessary family functions have clear allocation to appropriate individual (s) and accountability built in, and «least effective when necessary family functions are not addressed and / or allocation and accountability is not maintained».