Sentences with phrase «lost learning time»

In other words, while those five minutes don't seem to matter that much on a given day, added up they account for a lot of lost learning time.
As the minority report noted, 90 percent of teachers stated that testing and test prep has resulted in lost learning time and restricted access to computer labs.
Chronic absence is especially challenging for students from low - income communities whose families face greater hurdles to getting to school and have fewer resources to make up for lost learning time.
Researchers have linked suspensions with lost learning time and lower test scores.
Students from low - income communities are especially challenged by chronic absence when their families have fewer resources to make up for lost learning time.
I have no intention of losing learning time as the price of supplying students with PAT.
According to one recent UFT survey of its members, «more than 80 percent of the respondents said students in their schools lost learning time as a result of other disruptive students.»
«I've heard complaints from many parents and students over the past few years about lost learning time and the impact of too much student testing, especially for 11th - graders, who have some of the heaviest testing burdens with the SBAC, SAT and Advanced Placement exams,» Senator Bye said.
White staff that deny students of color adequate brain rest reveal a belief that the students don't deserve a break, aren't able to play productively or can't afford to lose learning time due to learning needs.
The report, titled «It's About Time,» found that community stressors such as economic distress, hunger, lack of medical care, family problems, unstable housing and violence, result in lost learning time three times as often in high poverty schools as in low poverty schools.
There's one month, however, when students in many schools lose learning time: June.
For that reason, lesson transitions are one of the great sinkholes of lost learning time in the classroom.
The Irresponsible behavior costs as much stress and lost learning time as does goofing off.
During the course of a day, the difference between dawdling and hustling adds up to a lot of lost learning time.
This is clearly excessive, unnecessary and costly, both in dollars (MAP has cost our district as much as $ 10 million, by some estimates) and lost learning time.
Whether students are late because of their own habits or for reasons beyond their control, they lose learning time and suffer academically.
The report's authors contend that the high number of suspensions and the large discrepancies in the populations of students who are suspended are extremely troubling not only because of the lost learning time, but also because suspensions are a leading indicator of whether a child will drop out of school and face future incarceration.
Adopt a restorative justice model of discipline that addresses the root causes of student behavior while limiting the lost learning time.
Whether a child who has experienced traumatic events externalizes (acts out) or internalizes (withdraws, is numb, frozen, or depressed), a child's behavioral response to traumatic events can lead to lost learning time and strained relationships with teachers and peers.
«Aggregated data won't show grade & school - site specific issues,» he continues, «which can cause Districts to focus strictly on average daily attendance (ADA) rates rather than performance predictors, such as absences and lost learning time
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