Sentences with phrase «goals of the standards»

Educators must address their concerns and provide the opportunity to help them help their children succeed, which is, after all, the ultimate goal of the standards.

That might be the case in some states right now, but over time the clear goal of the standards - based reform movement is to drive particular instructional changes.

The main goal of the standard is to promote inclusive design of information and communication platforms and to specify requirements to prevent and remove barriers to persons with disabilities when creating, conveying, distributing, procuring and receiving information and communication to and from your organization.

Sadly, villages that have improved their lot in such ways are sometimes wiped out by agribusiness or by flooding caused by a huge dam built to fulfill the goals of standard, top - down, development based on the individualistic model.

Like Hess, Ray Salazar, an English teacher in Chicago and parent of two, thinks that Common Core advocates missed an opportunity to explain the goals of the standards and the tests.

The goal of the standards is to help all students have the knowledge and skills they need in English and math and that students would be held to consistent standards so that they will be prepared for their next steps after high school, whether they choose a college or career path.

«And that's the goal of these standards.»

The goal of standards - based reform efforts is to change teaching because without new approaches to teaching, most students» learning will not improve (Cohen, 1995).

At SCOPE, her research focused on the school conditions and learning opportunities that support teachers in engaging in ambitious instruction, including opportunities for teachers to use curriculum, assessments, and inquiry - based practices to meet the goals of standards - based accountability policies.

«The Common Core standards, along with the aligned curriculum and the mining of nearly 400 data points reveal that the goal of the standards is not simply to improve academic achievement but also to instill federally determined attitudes and mindsets in students including political and religious beliefs,» states a report on the website of the Florida Stop Common Core Coalition.

When educators attend to three core shifts in English language arts and literacy as well as in mathematics, the expectations for teaching and learning will be clear, consistent, and tightly aligned to the goals of the standards.

Constantly changing tests (or using tests as a convenient scapegoat when political blowback against Common Core gets too strong) is a policy response that undermines the goals of standards - based reform in all the ways I have identified above.

Essentially, the goal of these standards is to make customization of digital curriculum as simple as possible in order to better meet educators» and students» needs.

In that sense, then, they can be identified just as standards are, and they can easily be connected to assessment items that inform well the position of the student along the path toward meeting the goal of the standard.

A goal of this standards - based curriculum is for students to understand change and real life so that they become responsible and contributing members of society.

The goals of those standards have been to cut carbon pollution, but they have also helped make renewable jobs a growing part of many states» economies.

The goal of this standard is to create an environment where the child will thrive, feel safe, and have security.

The goal of a standard worksheet is to promote uniformity in the process for creating personal plans, not to seek rigidly uniform results.

The goal of Standard 189 is to further drive green building into mainstream practices, says Fedrizzi.