Sentences with phrase «meaningful shift»

Outside of PowerMyLearning, Courtney has spent time volunteering for non-traditional schools both domestically and abroad, where she developed a deep passion for inquiry and dialogue around meaningful shifts in public education.

Hedge fund assets have climbed from $ 38 billion in 1990 to $ 2.8 trillion in 2015,1 representing a significant change in asset allocation, perhaps the most meaningful shift since many investors began moving their money from bonds to stocks in the early 1980s.

Remaining resilient to self - doubt and refusing to allow ourselves to check out is the only way we will achieve meaningful shifts in our lives.

These experiences focus on meaningful shifts educators can make in their instructional practice to ensure masterful implementation of IM's high - quality curriculum, rich in problem - based learning and opportunities for student discourse.

The Center is a Moving Target highlights artists whose evolving practice and works speak to the impact and meaningful shifts in the term «regionalism» in contemporary art.

Also, we do not see the rising likelihood of a March hike as a meaningful shift in the Fed's gradualist approach to tightening.

Given this, federal targets to support local farms in school food purchases would undoubtedly make a meaningful shift in supporting the local farm economy, bolstering its existing Farm to School technical support and grant program.

A looser style of politics could be the end result of the current malaise facing British politics, but any meaningful shift isn't going to come quickly.

This shows that we are some way off a meaningful shift away from the prevailing narrative which frames migration as an existential threat, justifying anything in order to control it.

Since test results for the newly created Florida State Assessment (FSA) will not be available until early September at the earliest, it will be difficult to quantify any meaningful shift in Florida's education until they are released.

The real tension among those seeking a meaningful shift away from fossil - fueled «business as usual» is whether humanity has time for cathedral building.

(There will be an agreement, as always; the question, as always, will be whether it will result in a meaningful shift in heat - trapping emissions and, for poor countries, financial assistance.)

There is no meaningful shift of contracts from being one sided to being even handed.

However, given how just five years ago, deeply practical, implementation - orientated topics would have been the highlight of the event, this sort of feedback suggests a meaningful shift in priorities among attendees.