Sentences with phrase «into meaningful improvements»

Standardized test scores may be rising in the city's public schools, but those gains on paper do not translate into any meaningful improvements in the lives of the city's poorest students, said former New Orleans education official and activist Dr. Andre Perry.

Yet, that increase in funding has not translated into meaningful improvements in academic outcomes.

But ideas on how to bring technology into the classroom and have it translate into meaningful improvements, all while avoiding student distraction and information overload, remains a hotly contested topic.

What's going on here, and what can districts do to ensure that the money they spend on PD translates into meaningful improvement that better supports students?

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Uncertainty remains regarding the importance of the improvements in child behaviour scores and how these improvements translate into clinically meaningful outcomes.

Begley and Doidge wade against this current with a strong message of hope: By recognizing neuroplasticity as a real and powerful force, we can tilt our theories of mind back into a realm where choice and free will are meaningful concepts, and where radical improvement to the human condition is possible using the right, scientifically proven techniques.

Full of meaningful acronyms, manufactured self - confidence, and drive powered by self - improvement seminars, catchphrase wisdom and insight, he's looking for a career to break into on the ground floor.

Logical, common sense steps for a journey that both students and teachers can take together, therefore it's clear to see that without meaningful reflection built into the learning process the ELC model becomes incomplete, meaning the cycle of reflection and improvement is compromised.

The aim is to translate research into practice by establishing meaningful and relevant guidelines, programs and services that support a model for whole school improvement with a focus on school climate.

So this is a totally new function for a central office — actively supporting the design and implementation of school improvement plans, turning them into meaningful, living documents.

In short, it became clear that neither longevity nor experience translated directly into the technical expertise necessary to bring about meaningful instructional change; rather, narrowly focused, ongoing, and job - embedded professional learning experiences for principal were necessary to bring about measureable improvements in classroom practice.

Traditionally, manufacturers can't easily reprogram the ISP once it has been embedded into a product, meaning that development has to be done in advance and meaningful software improvements are tough to implement.

When you try to write in «shorthand,» or don't lead off your accomplishments with verbs, readers can't fully comprehend how you translate your daily activities into meaningful achievements such as cost savings, sales increases, profitability improvement, new product introduction, or whatever else you did to positively impact the bottom line.

• Demonstrated expertise in conducting relevant research, compiling data and preparing presentations for executives • Adept at managing active calendars, handling staff scheduling needs and coordinating meetings • Qualified to create dashboard reports and distil data from several sources and combine it into meaningful communications • Familiar with maintaining company branding by reviewing internal corporate communications and suggesting improvements

Over the next few years, as we move to embedding cultural safety into our systems and services, supported by the forthcoming Version 2 of the National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards and CATSINaM's current campaign to have Cultural Safety embedded into our Health Practitioners legislation, let us ensure that this brings meaningful improvement to rural and remote health services.

At the same time, although dramatic improvements in standardized scores have been observed in only a subset of children to date, it is important to note that even small improvements in standardized outcomes may translate into large, meaningful improvements in quality of life for children and their families.