Sentences with phrase «evidence of continuous improvement»

Upgraded materials across the instrument panel and throughout the center console are evidence of continuous improvement.

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This latest award was given to Accolade Wines for the sustained achievement of world class manufacturing standards across clearly defined strategic pillars with evidence of ownership for continuous improvement from the most senior level to the shop floor.

TEAC accreditation audits focus on three quality principles: evidence of teacher candidate learning, evidence that the assessment of such learning is valid, and evidence of the program's own continuous improvement and quality control.

The judging panel, consisting of esteemed industry professionals, will be looking for evidence of individuals who go «above and beyond» in their daily work - Science Technicians who embrace their work, enjoy the challenges and look to offer continuous improvement in the services they deliver.

The evidence reflects UCEA's expectation of continuous improvement, even as many UCEA programs already are regarded by the field as high - quality.

The Attendance Peer Learning Network offers local schools the opportunity to increase student attendance — and consequently, academic outcomes — through the use of disaggregated data, peer - to - peer learning, coaching, and technical assistance using evidence - based prevention and intervention strategies and continuous improvement tools.

What evidence do you have of student achievement, attendance, parental involvement, student behaviors, teacher retainment, course selections, graduation rate, instructional practices, teacher collaboration, polices and procedures that are effective, overall satisfaction with your school and other factors that can support the frame for continuous improvement?

* Just nine states emphasized the use of evidence and continuous improvement in the design of their school improvement applications.

And, most important, mortality and infection rates in hospitals have decreased substantially due to continuous quality improvement efforts based on evidence of effective practice.

The continuous quality improvement approach fostered learning communities that used evidence of practice and change to drive improvement throughout the organization.

The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) requires in some parts (and encourages in others) the use of evidence - based approaches and continuous improvement to help leverage greater student success with federal funds.

This session elevates evidence and results from the Linked Learning field's research so that you gain actionable strategies for understanding the Linked Learning approach, implementing Linked Learning, and institutionalizing a culture of quality assurance and continuous improvement.

Dig in to learn about the evidence - based elements needed to support schools in mapping successful K16 pathways and building cross-organizational communities of practice for continuous improvement

The Evidence - Based Observation & Feedback Map is grounded in the mindset of continuous improvement in which both instructional leaders and classroom educators advance their professional practices to positively impact student growth.

In its successful promotion of a of this culture, R and A was developing evidences that aligned with AdvancED Standard 5, Using Results for Continuous Improvement, within the system's schools and the school system.

Participants will be a mix of seasoned and new principals who will convene to discuss the degree to which data are currently used to inform team decisions, examine evidence - based practices to strengthen the use of data across the district, and collaborate with colleagues on how the effective use of data supports continuous improvement efforts.

Unlike recent policy changes, continuous improvement is based on evidence that includes outcomes, processes, and resources, and embeds measurement into the day - to - day work of the system and its participants.

Embedded, systemic continuous improvement is based on multiple sources of evidence.

At this workshop, teams of 4 — 8 institutional representatives collaborate with experienced facilitators to develop assessment plans that both aim to cultivate an institutional culture committed to continuous improvement and address the need to produce useful evidence of student learning.

Research and best practice models suggest that high - quality assessments: (1) measure what they are designed to measure; (2) are consistently applied and tested for fairness; (3) regard assessment as an ongoing process for professional growth, not just a «tool» or an isolated event; (4) use the best available evidence, often from multiple sources; (5) reinforce the organization's core goals; (6) provide actionable feedback on what matters most; and (7) help build a culture of continuous improvement.

The FRIENDS website, www.friendsnrc.org has an extensive library of resources and information on topics such as: collaboration, continuous quality improvement, evaluation, evidence - based programs and practices, parent leadership, protective factors and maximizing resources.

Instead of focusing on having the highest standard of evidence for assessing the impact of a program, it may be better to consider how to ensure evaluation learnings are used to inform program practice, similar to continuous quality improvement processes used in the health sector.

CDR Fountain - Hanna is the Division's Quality Improvement and Innovation Advisor providing leadership and oversight in the area of continuous quality improvement to the 53 state, territory and tribal grantees implementing evidenced - based home visiting programs for women, infants anImprovement and Innovation Advisor providing leadership and oversight in the area of continuous quality improvement to the 53 state, territory and tribal grantees implementing evidenced - based home visiting programs for women, infants animprovement to the 53 state, territory and tribal grantees implementing evidenced - based home visiting programs for women, infants and families.

When the federal Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) program was established, the Rhode Island Department of Health was able to capitalize on the initial collaborative, cross-agency work to dramatically expand evidence - based home visiting programs in the state (adding Healthy Families America and Parents as Teachers) and build strong cross-agency referral, service coordination, and continuous quality improvement systems for home visiting.

The National Quality Mentoring System (NQMS) creates recognized standards and procedures for the operation of high quality mentoring programs based on evidence and a process for continuous improvement within a program.