Sentences with phrase «larger modeling frameworks»

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«One of the largest validation studies ever conducted on [the] observation framework shows that the Marzano model's research - based structure is correlated with state VAMs.»

One of the largest validation studies ever conducted on an observation framework shows that the Marzano model's research - based structure is correlated with state VAMs.

Large, geographically limited academy chains can provide a similar framework: John Blake and Zoe Howells are working with the established Harris Schools Direct provision to build something special that could replicate the model of the Cambridge PGCE.

The draft framework is made up of six categories: Leading from the Classroom, Modeling and Coaching, Leading Groups and Teams, Increasing Teacher Voice and Influence, Professionalizing Teaching, and Leading to Connect to Larger Community and World (click here for working draft of teacher leadership framework in PDF).

It's part of a larger trend that ALLi is calling Self - Publishing 3.0 *, in which intermediaries sit within a wider author business framework, that includes direct sales, crowdsourced patronage, subscriptions, membership and other digital business models, tools and techniques that directly connect author and reader.

I had been working on some cardboard models of solids that I thought could translate into slightly larger works where just the vertices of the solids were put together into a skeletal framework.

The model incorporates a tubular metal framework which, if compared with a photograph of the plaster for Single Form under construction (Bowness 1971, pl.67), appears to be a proposed armature for the larger work.

Climateurope, a Horizon 2020 project established earlier this year will replace ECOMS, forming a larger activity to create and manage a framework for coordinating, integrating and supporting Europe's research and innovation activities in the fields of Earth - System modelling and climate services.

The first study using this framework is Volodin (2008), who showed that models with higher ECS in the current climate exhibit larger differences in cloud cover between the tropics and the extra-tropics (see also the study by Siler et.

He says how rapidly and smoothly this transformation occurs «depends to a large extent on the adaptation speed of the regulatory framework and on the ability of market players to develop appropriate business models.»

It is the ABA Model Rules that today form in large part the basis for the regulatory framework governing lawyers across those jurisdictions.