Sentences with phrase «honoring teacher voice»

Summary: This blog speaks about the importance of recognizing and honoring teacher voice in decisions about teaching and learning in our schools.

Summary: This article supports the notion of distributed leadership and teacher empowerment, using the model of Professional Learning Communities as an example for ways to honor teacher voice.

Summary: This article supports the notion of distributed leadership and teacher empowerment, using the model of Professional Learning Communities as an example for ways to honor teacher voice.

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Whatever path you follow, and I hope many among you will choose to teach, work to strengthen the profession of teaching everywhere, to recognize teachers and support them, to honor their voice and work in partnership with them.

E4E - Chicago members will present recommendations from «Investing in our Future: Honoring Teachers» Voices in Professional Development,» a proposal developed...

Collaborating this way allowed for one preservice teacher to see that current theory grounded in New Literacies is happening in classrooms where practicing teachers honor student voices in an effort to better prepare students for the academic writing demands of college classrooms.

Mr. Urena has further sought to silence the voice of our chapter by refusing to honor School Based Option (SBO) votes on circular 6 (c6) assignments for teachers.

Teacher by teacher, we're building a movement — one that says our nation's hard - working educators should undeniably have a voice in the decisions that shape their work and lives; that they should lead their schools, districts, and states; and that their expertise shouldn't be honored simply with words, but with aTeacher by teacher, we're building a movement — one that says our nation's hard - working educators should undeniably have a voice in the decisions that shape their work and lives; that they should lead their schools, districts, and states; and that their expertise shouldn't be honored simply with words, but with ateacher, we're building a movement — one that says our nation's hard - working educators should undeniably have a voice in the decisions that shape their work and lives; that they should lead their schools, districts, and states; and that their expertise shouldn't be honored simply with words, but with actions.

Giving teachers a voice, honoring their wisdom and experience and making them true partners in school improvement is how great leaders appreciate teachers.»

This change is designed to honor the voice and expertise of those who know the names, strengths and learning needs of the children in their school: parents, teachers, counselors, para educators and administrators, not politicians and corporate lobbyists.

Kessler's publications include: The Mysteries Sourcebook, A Teachers» Guide; «Honoring Young Voices: A Vision for Education (video); «The Mysteries Program: Educating Adolescents for Today's World»; «The Teaching Presence»; and «The «Senior Passage» Course» in Crossroads: The Quest for Contemporary Rites of Passage.»