Sentences with phrase «factory model»

First, the prevailing school model largely reflects a century - old factory model that has become a «one - size - fits - none» strategy.

San Diego — From the outside, this school district's boxy pale - orange headquarters, sitting squatly in the California sunshine, looks like the very embodiment of the old factory model of schooling.

Throwing more dollars at professional development for those in factory model schools is largely a waste, as the research suggests.

Working closely with educators, the designers have created a school environment where «the prototypical factory model with its self - contained classrooms is replaced by an environment that features a diversity of spaces that flow into one another.

There is a long history of schools using technologies to, in effect, sustain the chalkboard and prop up the 20th - century factory model classroom with the teacher in front of 20 to 30 students of the same age.

But unless you're trying to re-create a Ford factory model, more carbon copies aren't the key to creating an innovative company.

One world of work is the industrial factory model that the academic system funnels people into.

This is where the Dating Factory model fits into the picture, as people will and are tiring of Match or Meetic in the romantic dating market and they are tiring of Adult Friend Finder in the Adult market they are now really starting to explore and search for the more niche experience.

The same dynamics are in play with online learning as it gradually disrupts the existing factory model — based classroom system.

If factory model implies the dry recitation of facts to students, no, I am not.

Corporations are the original factory model, they are the factory.

Thus, IlC21 provides ground floor «how - to» services for creating 21s Century Schools that put theory into high - quality practice with the aim of enabling a school's transformation from the obsolete factory model.

As the global community continues the transition from an industrialized factory model to an information and now participatory networked - based society, educational technology will play a pivotal role in preparing students for their futures.

These countries are abandoning the traditional factory model, with teachers at the bottom of the production line receiving orders from on high, to move toward a professionalized model of teachers as knowledge workers.

It's hard to fault individual parents who want a liberal wonderful education for their kids, but if all of us who can flee the fight for quality public education for all, what you get is sub par factory model a-democratic inequitable authoritarian test driven schools.

The database features comprehensive and searchable profiles of schools around the country that are pursuing a variety of models aimed at transforming instruction away from our monolithic factory model to a student - centered one.

In reality, this was actually a special factory model, part of Dodge's «Adult Toy» lineup from the 1970s.

For added off - road capability, the Discovery SVX rides higher than other Discovery models, and the SVX is one of the very few factory model vehicles available with a winch — and a rear - facing one at that.

The desiring machine attempts to describe the concept of the unconscious as a «productive factory model».

Yet, that is exactly why we design 21st century school facilities that function in dramatically different ways than 20th century factory models.

In this factory model, we expect a marginally lower average unit retail to be offset by higher unit sold.

One of the biggest problems of education today is that the «factory model» of teaching: the top - down approach and the rewards - and - punishments approach, limit students» ability to contribute with their imagination and creativity.

Install the matching set in your doors to replace or upgrade the factory models and start enjoying sharper sound at a superior frequency.

The way most people think of nutrition is what can be called the factory model of food: the calories, fats, carbs, sugars, and proteins (so familiar to us from labels on boxes) are the «inputs.»

Some historians peg the origins of our style of schooling to the «factory model» approach that Horace Mann brought back from Prussia in the mid 1800s.

We run the risk of the «factory model,» where we put as many students as possible through a course with a large student - to - teacher ratio.

Display a diagram of the human circulatory system and encourage students to make analogies between the factory model and the parts of the human circulatory system.

Ask them to relate the things that went wrong in the factory models with things that can go wrong in the human circulatory system.

Am I suggesting that we return to the «factory model» of education?

The factory model of education still in place was designed for producing assembly line workers to do assigned, repetitive tasks correctly.

Self - paced challenges the factory model of teaching, moving all students through content at the same time and then advancing on to the next area.

This phenomenon is a less talked about byproduct of our «factory model» of school, but one that places false constraints on the range of adult supports and expertise that students can access inside their classrooms.

Since our own inception, the Christensen Institute has been committed to researching and supporting approaches to instruction that break open the factory model of school.

Think of all the times reformers have mocked «the factory model» of schooling, voiced exasperation that classrooms look the same today as they did one hundred years ago, and lamented that the school calendar still reflects an agrarian economy.

The factory model of education, still in place today, was designed for producing assembly line workers to do assigned tasks correctly.

It wasn't until the early 1900s when the public education system changed its instructional model — to today's factory model — that the blackboard became a staple of American education.

For example, set up an assembly line in the classroom representing the factory model during the Industrial Revolution.

«Consider teaching for four years;» and 18 «Radically differentiate — move away from a» factory model» and think about serving all students as individuals.»

He said, «The legacy of the factory model of schooling is that tens of billions of dollars are tied up in unproductive use of time and technology, in underused school buildings, in antiquated compensation systems, and in inefficient school finance systems.»

But if we are going to break open successfully the factory model of school, that research needs to go further.

The factory model of education promoted efficiency and favored uniformity.

Most people, especially products of educational experiences in the factory model style, can not describe the content of the sentence.

«Each kid is unique, so why would we think a factory model approach to learning would work?

This factory model of assessment would have been great 50 years ago, when schools were modelled after and trained students for work in factories.

It's the beginning of the end of the factory model.»

Current time - and age - based accountability measures have a stronghold on schools, even those trying to break away from the factory model of education.

«There's a realization and understanding on the clients» side that the factory model school that most of us went to — where you've got similarly sized classrooms marching down either side of the hallway — is not going to support the kind of teaching and learning that they're after,» says Steve Turckes, principal and K — 12 education global practice leader for Perkins + Will.