Sentences with phrase «intervention by»

Activation of DTC raises the threshold for intervention by the brakes, enabling the driver of a BMW 3 Series Coupe to set off smoothly on low friction surfaces such as snow.

In addition to working with Wilmer Hale and the U.S. legacy carriers to better understand the analysis contained in the subsidy report, DOT has, internally and with the interagency team, evaluated the aviation, economic, and foreign policy implications of the allegations and any potential action or intervention by the USG.

Similar to a feature Porsche employs, torque vectoring is a subtle action that goes undetected, rather than a reactive intervention by the traction control or electronic stability system.

Six states and territories — California, Delaware, Texas, the District of Columbia, the Bureau of Indian Education and the Virgin Islands — were designated as needing intervention by the Education Department.

Federal law requires the lowest - performing 5 percent of schools receiving federal funding be identified in the 2018 school year for more intense intervention by the state to help them improve.

There are virtually no documented instances of troubled schools being turned around without intervention by talented leaders.

Classroom routines and rituals enable students to feel secure in their school environment, to learn to work cohesively with peers, to express emotions with words rather than physical actions, and to accept direct intervention by staff designed to facilitate social - emotional growth.

The only thing that does change is a shift from court referral to earlier intervention by schools.

The grouping of students for instruction is influenced by decisions made at both the school and classroom levels, and decisions at both levels often require intervention by those assuming leadership roles.

To change student outcomes, low - performing schools rely on intervention by strong leaders.

There is much less agreement on whether Dade's resurgence has more to do with the Texas Organizing Project's community work, Nutall's close oversight, or, alternately, a belatedly successful intervention by Miles, whose administration found a hyper - competent principal in Tracie Washington and offered the district's best teachers a hefty salary bump to teach at Dade.

The current rules state that the DfE will not recognise a loan if it has been agreed after the governing body or IEB applies to become an academy or after the school becomes eligible for intervention by the Secretary of State.

We will identify predictors of student response to intervention by using an array of school, teacher, and student characteristics assessed prior to intervention and investigated throughout the 2 years of treatment and 1 year of follow - up.

Enhancing RTI: How to Ensure Success with Effective Classroom Instruction and Intervention by Douglas Fisher and Nancy Frey (# 110037)

If we resort to merit pay, who will say the teacher's efforts were the cause or possibly intervention by parents?

The SPLC's attorney, Lydia Wright, argued that intervention by the three parties was unnecessary because the rights of the parents, the association and Midtown were represented by the attorney general and would only clog up the proceedings with «more bodies and more paperwork.»

Students could also participate in this intervention by serving a Saturday School.

Staff from area high schools, the CWA office and the Hayward Police Department enlisted local businesses to promote good attendance and advance truancy intervention by putting up decals in store and business windows announcing their support of the initiative.

Whereas it might (absent intervention by a district's personnel director) be possible for the principal of a disadvantaged school to hire a... Read More

Whereas it might (absent intervention by a district's personnel director) be possible for the principal of a disadvantaged school to hire a «high - cost» teacher today, the principal would not be willing to do so if the extra cost were going to come out of the principal's own budget.

These insights will allow for early and targeted intervention by parents and educators in the areas where students need the most support.

One of the large, low - SES urban districts in our sample, for example, had been classified under AYP regulations as in need of district - level intervention by the state, because so many of its schools were not meeting AYP targets.

It was intervention by a 10th - grade science teacher, who enrolled her in honor's courses, and a pastor, who helped her fill out college applications and financial aid forms, that arguably transformed her future.

They discuss an intervention by Kewauna's family, and the programs that have helped her thrive.

Counter this defensive response in your 30 second intervention by immediately reminding the student of a previous example of their personal discipline, «Do you remember yesterday / last week when you: helped my tidy up / led the group / gave me that excellent homework?

In a large randomized experiment such as this, we can estimate the effect of receiving the intervention by simply comparing the average outcomes of the treatment and control groups.

A study published in Science describes an intervention by which students were prompted by teachers to talk about and reaffirm their most important values in writing before taking a high - stakes test.

Incidents are reported in the system if they are serious enough to require intervention by the principal or another administrator.

Those schools who do not meet these deadlines risk an intervention by the government and control of their organisation surrendered.

Though they differ in their interpretation of the «success» (or not) of desegregation, they agree on the fundamentals: Integration helps to raise minority student achievement, but it's not nearly a strong enough intervention by itself to close achievement gaps.

No sooner were these words enunciated than the most dramatic moment of the morning arrived - a clear, decisive intervention by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.

Young people themselves may even invite this intervention by adults because it's easier than practising challenging skills or because they feel threatened by the situation they're in.

Whatever personal views are held on the appropriateness of intervention by regulators into private online activity by professions, it is crucial to accept that this is happening and to act accordingly.

As portfolio strategies have made headway in many cities, unions and their coalition partners have recruited new supporters both nationally and locally, sought intervention by courts and investigative agencies, and introduced national money into local politics.

«Bullying is an issue, but where there are people who the children can talk to and where there are programs in the school, where there is a counsellor or a person they can talk to and where pretty much immediately there is some intervention by an adult... it's less of a problem,» Lietz says.

The benchmark is used to inform policy development, resource allocation, curriculum planning and intervention by governments, as well as being measured by education authorities, schools and the community.

Professional development and training generally requires guidance AND intervention by educational leaders, trainers and discipline experts;

What we need, according to Richard Kahn, Sam Fassbinder and Anthony Nocella, is a critical intervention by visionary educational leaders who are willing to going together with social movements, in order to transfigure the relationship between the school and the society as part of a larger struggle for liberation.

56 Can the only solution be to mandate intervention by a force of armed women?

However, the date for considering a new four - year contract for the superintendent was delayed as the result of the intervention by the Corporation for Boston, a multi-community group dedicated to easing racial tension in the city since school...

Technically, Lewis is a supporting player, but her performance as the maternal aunt who takes Wes in — following an intervention by child protective services — is one of the story's cornerstones.

Charlie is a troublesome 18 - year - old who breaks out of a youth drug treatment clinic, but when he returns home to Los Angeles, he's given an intervention by his parents and forced to go to an adult rehab.

In the heart of the Treasure Coast... But it took a last - minute intervention by Florida Atlantic University to assure The Old Vero Man site would be around to...

The intervention by Scott Pruitt's aides came after one White House official warned the findings would cause a «public relations nightmare.»

Early therapeutic intervention by specialists with experience in competitive bodybuilding and eating disorders should occur if disordered eating patterns or psychological distress occurs.

Hydration, as well as limiting foods and drinks which promote dehydration and the formation of kidney stones has been a long standing intervention by nephrologists and others who practice medicine.

April 28, 2015 Church - based diabetes education program leads to healthier lifestyles among Latino adults Latino adults with diabetes who participated in a church - based education program reported eating less high - fat food and exercising more after the conclusion of a pilot intervention by researchers from the University of Chicago Department of Medicine.

One way is Creationism that depends upon intervention by a divine Creator.

If your seizures have not been brought under control after three months of care by a primary care provider (family physician, pediatrician), further neurologic intervention by a neurologist, or an epilepsy center if locally available, is appropriate.

In an era of changing laws about the rights of gamete donors, this opens their relationship to possible intervention by the sperm donor if he decides he wants to play a role in raising the child.