Sentences with phrase «identify bright spots»

As for emerging markets, further turbulence is expected, but a careful fund manager should identify bright spots within countries and sectors that benefit from cheap commodity prices.

Once school leaders have seen the data, come together to identify both bright spots and priorities for change.

Learn how to identify bright spots — assets — that can be leveraged and scaled toward greater improvement in your school.

Educators will learn how to use their data to identify bright spots that can share successes and create a space to discuss common challenges.

STEP guides educators in identifying the bright spots — assets — that can be leveraged and scaled toward greater improvement and replication.

For instance, in this chart that identified bright spot schools for Chronic Absences for our target populations, Del Valle High School significantly outperforms multiple other comprehensive high schools with similar populations — are there practices from Del Vale that we can share throughout the region?

While every state's report card has room for improvement, DQC identifies bright spots for others to emulate and learn from in areas such as clarity, accessibility and understanding.

Implemented in districts nationwide, the Supporting Teacher Effectiveness Project (STEP) framework guides educators in identifying the bright spots — assets — that can be leveraged and scaled toward greater improvement and replication.

School leaders identified bright spots — areas where the data was affirming of effective practice — and areas where, based on the data, the school needed to consider changes.

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Against this grim backdrop, the report identified several bright spots.

She told Disney she'd spotted standalone galaxy - like objects right where the Parkes survey had found gas clouds identified as merely extended parts of nearby bright galaxies.

«Identifying what conditions create bright spots is incredibly hopeful for coral - reef conservation and sustainable fisheries.»

The study identifies 15 «bright spots» where ecosystems are in a much better shape than researchers had predicted they should be.

In Hotel Rwanda, the lens focuses on what may be the only bright spot in this debacle: The efforts of hotel manager Paul Rusesabagina (Don Cheadle)-- who is identified as a Hutu himself — to save over 1,200 people from the murdering machetes of the Hutu militia.

While bright spots can be identified — particularly in some states along the country's northern tier — the overall picture is distressing to those concerned about the potential evolution of economic well - being of the United States in the 21st century.

«They're doing what needs to be done to focus resources in ways that allow us to identify what works, and bright spots,» she said.

San Francisco Unified was also identified as another bright spot in California, along with the Santa Clara Office of Education and Sun Empire Elementary School in the Central Valley.

In this session, learn to cultivate teacher curiosity and identify and leverage bright spots to move your school along an improvement continuum that includes adopting better routines, ensuring consistency of those routines, developing professional expertise, and ultimately, encouraging innovative practices.

Staff, with support from Attendance Works, mined the data to identify schools that were «bright spots» or positive outliers so that the district could draw from what was already working.

Although overall worldwide investment in renewable energy projects declined by 18 % in 2016, Bloomberg New Energy Finance identified OSW as the «brightest spot in the global clean energy investment picture in 2016,» with $ 30 billion in capital expenditures, a 41 % increase relative to 2015 (Henze and Thomas 2017).