The word
"ineffective" means that something or someone is not able to do what they are supposed to do or achieve the desired result. It suggests that their efforts or actions are not successful or efficient.
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The impact of this sort of multiple - measure teacher evaluation system on high - poverty schools leads to replacement of
ineffective teachers with effective ones.
That is, the assessments would identify teachers early in their careers as
ineffective in improving test scores, which is, in fact, often the case for new teachers.
The initiative promotes the use of teacher evaluations to inform personnel decisions including tenure, promotion and compensation and encourages the removal
of ineffective teachers after they have been given opportunities to improve.
Students also shared stories of great teachers who helped them succeed and who needed to be retained and rewarded, as well
as ineffective teachers who have been failing students for years.
The hotter your brake pads get, the less effective they are, until they become completely
ineffective at all.
Stoke therapies that worked on small animals such as mice more often than not
proved ineffective in human strokes.
Second, when students are placed in classrooms
with ineffective teachers, they are more likely to be unsuccessful in reaching or exceeding their learning potential.
This disease can allow the blood «to flow backward,» and the heart
becomes ineffective at pumping the blood out of the heart.
A poor lawyer - client relationship, especially in criminal law matters, can give rise to appeals based
on ineffective assistance by counsel, which can in turn lead to claims.
I have seen a lot of
ineffective ways to split a bill because split billing isn't very common in the legal field.
While many of my specific contributions remained, most were turned into nonsense, or made
completely ineffective when the governments finished with it.
Others prove
ineffective because schools have not provided the resources required for implementation.
The usually well developed defense system in healthy people ensures that deposited particles are
rendered ineffective as quickly as possible and removed from the lungs.
Most often, people develop antibodies that are specific to one strain but
ineffective against others.
They simply can not see through the shame, the guilt, the incredible disbelief that they feel
so ineffective in their own life.
He believes, as I do, that practically all conflict between scientists and the lay public results
from ineffective communication, and that is fully the fault of the scientific expert.
First, it's an extremely expensive, and relatively
ineffective method of cutting carbon — conservative estimates place it as costing $ 150 taxpayer dollars per ton of CO2.
Reading skills can be monitored by keeping a record of the child's reading in the form of charts, and checking for
ineffective strategies.
That only teaches aggressive behavior, and becomes
ineffective if used often.
Existing consumer - protection laws are largely
ineffective when it comes to online transactions, whether domestic or cross-border.
And we need reforms that will improve our abilities to recruit, reward, and retain our highest - performing educators, and
remove ineffective ones from the classroom.
It strikes me as a
very ineffective way to go about recruiting, even for entry - level positions.
One of the biggest surprises since my book was released a month ago has been discovering
how ineffective traditional marketing and media has been.
I aim to alleviate the frustration associated with unanswered questions and help parents avoid wasting valuable time and resources on
ineffective treatment.
Type 1 diabetes is characterized by a lack of insulin production and type 2 diabetes results from the body's
ineffective use of insulin.
And we need reforms that will improve our abilities to recruit, reward, and retain our highest - performing educators, and remove
ineffective ones from the classroom.
Mediation analyses suggest that, at least during late childhood through adolescence, externalizing behavior problems have their effect on diabetes outcomes through
ineffective parenting practices and not the reverse.
Research shows that this results in serious harm both to individual students and to society, because a small number of
grossly ineffective teachers are retained in our schools.
Communication training is as critical to the process as the legal and financial negotiations; couples must agree on changing
ineffective communication patterns.
This death scene is
highly ineffective simply because we as audience members didn't get to spend anytime with that character, so how can we feel sympathy towards the death?
These SEL pioneers came together to address a concern about
ineffective school programming and a lack of coordination among programs at the school level.
A bad liver is
also ineffective at breaking down fats from food resulting in weight gain.
Every «magic pill» they have come up with so far has been
deemed ineffective at best — and at worst downright deadly.
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