Sentences with phrase «good early warning indicators»

This makes them vulnerable to pollution from their watersheds and good early warning indicators of environmental disruption.»

Eighteen states measure attendance rates, but chronic absenteeism can be a better early warning indicator, as it identifies students most at risk of struggling academically rather than the percentage of students who attend school on a given day.

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We're covered this one before as an early warning sign of impending burnout here on Inc.com, but according to Tarkan, the inability to be as nice to others as you'd like is also a good indicator that you're in need of a mental health day.

The early warning report will use nine financial indicators, including the amount of cash on hand, the size of operating deficits, as well as demographic trends like population size and tax growth that the Comptroller's office has recently studied.

The end result of the incubating work, as well as continued work on the data, will be to test and build an early warning indicator system founded on the Montgomery - specific experience.

Further, with multi-tiered supports, behavioral interventions and early warning indicators, you can better support students by keeping small problems small.

To identify these schools, we use Performance Matters and Unify to look at three years of data from state assessments and district assessments, as well as early warning indicators, classroom summary reports, and more.

This study examines the relationship between 8th and 9th grade early warning indicators as predictors of graduation outcomes, as well as the relationship between 9th grade indicators and college enrollment outcomes.

British coal miners used canaries as air quality indicators and early warning systems well into the 1980s.