Sentences with phrase «micromanage teacher»

«This attempt to micromanage teacher evaluations from the state level really cuts against that autonomy.

As the «reforms» took hold, the leadership began to micromanage teachers» classrooms and professional lives:

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Help them strategize a Plan B when Plan A falls through, but do not nag, do not micromanage, and do not intervene in communications with teachers, administrators, and college admissions officers.

The Obama administration has used its Race to the Top program and unprecedented, far - reaching conditions for states seeking «waivers» from the No Child Left Behind Act's most destructive requirements as excuses to micromanage what states are doing on teacher evaluation, school turnarounds, and much else.

Do conservatives want to continue to live under a waiver policy that grants the U.S. Department of Education the authority to micromanage states» annual tests, accountability systems, and teacher evaluation approaches?

He eschews micromanaging school leaders and instead works alongside them to help them meet the goals of the district's long - range plan and to improve teacher performance in their schools.

Standardizing inputs into an accountability formula diverts attention from student achievement, by micromanaging how districts, principals, and teachers run their classrooms.

But the administration's micromanaging of basic classroom conditions was a turnoff to many teachers and did little to win their support for the kinds of changes Klein was seeking.

Julio César Contreras, a former teacher and principal, eschews micromanaging the principals he supervises in the Tulsa, Okla., school district.

My school's administrators trust teachers to use our meeting time to serve our students, and they don't micromanage us with top - down agendas.

It's good for kids that teachers are respected and empowered and not micromanaged by bureaucrats that have never set foot in their classroom, (who have) never met their kids.

More and more major decisions were made behind closed doors, and more and more teachers felt micromanaged rather than supported.

To retain good teachers, we must allow teachers to make decisions about how they teach and abandon efforts by legislatures to micromanage their work.

We must respect our teachers and treat them as professionals, not micromanage them and impose top down standards.

The Obama administration's unprecedented role in dictating teacher - evaluation rules to states has resulted in a push to craft statewide systems that micromanage how every school system evaluates every public - school teacher.