Sentences with phrase «kind of accountability»

Those positive outcomes are not observed, however, among students in schools facing a different kind of accountability pressure.

What kinds of accountability measures, if any, would you advocate for early childhood education?

The challenge is to retain the legal rights and simultaneously move toward a different kind of accountability.

What kind of accountability is built into the plan?

My argument here is that a «diverse provider» environment (where an area has an array of operators running an array of schools) allows for a very different kind of accountability system.

EN: What kinds of accountability measures, if any, would you advocate for early childhood education?

Thus, one can try to understand the difference in impacts between the two kinds of accountability by asking: in each situation, what was the least costly method of achieving a higher rating?

«There's no discussion of how to structure it in a way that protects the investment of taxpayers and ensures accountability like the same kind of accountability measures we have placed on our public schools,» said Joyce.

First enacted in 1999 in Florida, this particular approach has become popular as a more intuitive kind of accountability structure for families and communities.

They argue private schools accepting vouchers should not necessarily be subject to the law because embedded in vouchers is a different kind of accountability, accountability to parents that can choose to take their children, and their tax dollars, elsewhere.

WBFO News asked Brown what kind of accountability he expects from Musk on promised Buffalo jobs at the solar facility.

That kind of accountability hits toy manufacturers where it hurts, at the bottom line.

These assessments seem to work best under low - stakes conditions, and any kind of accountability system is, by definition, high - stakes.

Porter's comments on the nature of the campus - foundation relationship, while perhaps technically accurate, highlight a kind of accountability grey zone, Kaehny added.

You need some kind of accountability to make sure those schools... are still delivering on the standards agenda.»

In fact, that kind of accountability to oneself is a prerequisite to successful connections.

This approach to accountability is defensible, saleable, and workable — in other words, the kind of accountability worth promoting.

But we should remind ourselves that when NCLB was first passed, data were not available to allow for this kind of accountability system.

DeVos has a long history of supporting the kinds of accountability and school - choice policies that a broad swath of the education - reform community has championed over the last two decades.

But California has largely eschewed the kinds of accountability and choice reforms that Florida adopted.

Now, in practice, any standardized assessment system is going to be constraining to some extent (by requiring that schools teach certain skills or materials in the course of a given year), but charter schools and choice advocates have largely made their peace with that kind of accountability.

You'll be considering that kind of accountability system at this convention.

Such data need to keep flowing, and both kinds of accountability — standards - based and choice - based — need to continue.

Uncle Sam's job is to keep the data flowing and do whatever he can to remove obstacles to both kinds of accountability.

She explained that some kind of accountability seems necessary, if only to ensure that public money will be well - spent.

Cahill made the point that she thought that school systems needed to own the kind of accountability for graduation that NCLB aimed for but that systems needed the opportunity to also create new types of schools using the successful models of transfer schools and YABCs and that this demands some revisions within the NCLB approach.

Given Kline's own statements, the focus of some House Republicans on a return to local control, Obama's own «blueprint» for reauthorization of No Child, and the fervent longstanding opposition of teachers unions and suburban districts to any kind of accountability, the fear is understandable.

«It just points out the fatal flaw in this kind of accountability system when in the highest - performing state in the union, over 50 percent of schools are rated as failing,» said Kathleen Skinner, Director of the Massachusetts Teachers Association Center for Education Policy and Practice.

This marketplace enforces a kind of accountability that district schools don't face.

Will they push for the kind of accountability that would put a moratorium on the loose and deleterious system of charters in DeVos's home state of Michigan?

Where we're not united is this issue of accountability, specifically the kind of accountability that got put into place under No Child Left Behind.

The critics are also quick to point out the law's weaknesses when it comes to ensuring any kind of accountability, and the lack of standards for teacher qualifications or curriculum.

«If you look at this in the longer term, you see this as increasing of the kind of accountability that will result in closures and charter schools understanding... there's a level of accountability within the movement,» Jed Wallace, president and CEO of the CCSA, told The Huffington Post.

How has this kind of accountability worked in a district like yours with a large number of students who are English - language learners?

«There is no way that we are going to turn around the quality of teacher preparation and give teachers what they need and deserve without that kind of accountability,» Walsh said.

Project - based schools demand a different kind of accountability.

«There traditionally hasn't been that kind of accountability in the field.»

As far as the group is concerned, the Senate should pass a version of No Child that eliminates any kind of accountability and spend even more money on a grab - bag of programs that includes «restorative justice coordinators» to reduce overuse of suspensions and expulsions.

Imagine this kind of accountability across all institutions and forms of power and the change that can be enacted as a result.»

«That kind of accountability is a bedrock conservative principle.

In the author's opinion, there are right kinds of accountability and wrong kinds of accountability (e.g., political accountability).

«This is a very powerful group, and they have to have some kind of accountability, and the history of judicial discipline wouldn't fill one with confidence about their ability to assure their ranks are appropriately staffed.»

They will seldom willingly accept any kind of accountability for accidents that occur as a result of poor maintenance, as the burden of proof is on you, the plaintiff.

What you should concern yourself with is the kind of accountability that you will be able to maintain if your e-mail systems go into the cloud.