Sentences with phrase «in conventional schools»

Teacher - powered teams often find that professional development for teachers in conventional schools does not make sense to use in their circumstances.

Students in the online charters have less live contact with a teacher in a week than students in conventional schools have in a day.

These findings are in stark contrast with what the researchers found in conventional schools, where low - income children, and those with lower executive function, performed worse than their peers.

The rigid rules in conventional schools continually distract students from important work in the classroom.

Teachers in green schools report that they are more satisfied with their school environments than teachers in conventional schools, which helps to improve teacher retention.

«Whether that level is plausibly achievable in conventional school settings is unknown.»

While their intelligence levels are average to above average, they process information in a way that is different from what is expected in a conventional school environment.

These days however it's regarded as a precursor to both Expressionism and Cubism, although scholars say that El Greco's art is so unique that it can't be classified in any conventional school of artistic thought.

Even a family who has their kids in a conventional school but is interested in «wilding» their lives a bit would benefit from this book.

The new speaker of the state Assembly, Carl Heastie, has been against the co-location of charters in conventional schools, but he hasn't opposed charters in general.

«We found that children in Montessori schools did better overall than children in conventional schools,» says Lillard.

But while she was teaching to a classroom of students at one time in a conventional school, she said, «I felt I was just talking to myself.»

Counter-organization and outreach to groups that will benefit from reform (particularly parents of children doing least well in the conventional school system) can counter opponents» initiatives.

Innovative new research funded by the Walton Family Foundation suggests that students of online charter schools had significantly weaker academic performance in math and reading, compared with their counterparts in conventional schools.

The program, informally called the Harvey Milk School, is one of 39 «off - site educational services» provided by the New York City public schools in conjunction with community - based organizations to serve youths who have problems in conventional schools, according to Joseph Mancini, a spokesman for the school board.

From what we know so far it does appear that, where teachers work in collegial groups, their attitudes and behaviors differ remarkably from those we see in conventional school settings.

It also enrolls students with a wide range of abilities, from those who would be categorized as failures or potential dropouts to those who would be regarded as academically able in any conventional school.

Ben Humphries, director at architecture firm Architype, which is designing the Harris free school in Sutton, claimed that pupils felt «more alert» because rooms did not have «the stuffy feeling that occurs in afternoon classes, generated by artificial heat and light in conventional schools».

I'm trying to say that you have lots of people [in conventional schools] who aren't ready for the «radically different.»

▪ Retain student records until the student has enrolled in a conventional school or has graduated.

For example, instead of professional development for working in a conventional school, they need professional development for working collegially to design and run a school.

Students at New Orleans charter schools show more academic growth than their peers in conventional schools, according to a new study from Stanford University.

So, why the dichotomy to block CAM in conventional schools, as some skeptics would want?

This, coupled with my experience in imparting knowledge in conventional school and for after school activities, should go a long way in making me eligible for an after school teacher's position.

While this initiative allows all students to receive support to meet their potential in a conventional school environment, research has shown that pupils with ASD can find inclusion anxiety - provoking, particularly at secondary level (Browning et al. 2009; Humphrey and Lewis 2008), highlighting the need to develop initiatives within schools to support inclusion.

Analysis by Mathematica revealed that online schools «on average provided students with less live teacher contact time per week than students in conventional schools had in a day.»

are or have been a full - time academic classroom teacher in a conventional school (not a homeschool) OR

In the first example, teachers have far more power than in conventional schools, but students and parents still have virtually none; whereas in the second, everyone who attends the meeting, regardless of age or status, has an equal voice.

The rest were alternative schools, most of them charters and all specializing in education for high - risk students who couldn't make it in conventional schools.