Sentences with phrase «national conversation»

We know that in order to include American Indian students in national conversations about higher education, we need to represent each of our scholars.

The summit helped participants zero in on an important national conversation on how central offices can better support principals as instructional leaders.

As racial and socioeconomic divides take front and center in national conversations, what does it take to persist as an activist?

It's an interesting read, even more so when it's such a topic of national conversation right now.

Q: With national conversation around school violence, what are some recommendations you have to improving school safety and culture?

His silent protests have sparked national conversation and debate, but they have also inspired widespread condemnation from a large segment of the population.

It's much easier for scandals to become national conversations when they have a clear jumping off point.

And how is the new national conversation over compensation altering our ideas about what a teacher is worth?

It may also be a sign of how cryptocurrencies have taken center stage in the Japanese media world and the broader national conversation as well.

The campaign creates virtual and physical spaces for people to reflect on four essential questions that are almost completely absent from the current national conversation about school improvement: How do people learn?

At least, this idea may move national conversation in a positive direction.

Discussion whether it's possible to conduct a rational national conversation about immigration.

It offers valid and relevant evidence that contributes to the broad, national conversation pertaining to current educational leadership preparation programming.

That's a great start to what we hope is a robust national conversation.

Will we have that long - awaited national conversation about the goals of public education?

Common Field will be adding its voice by promoting national conversations and connections, and building resources for practitioners at work in the field.

A fascinating, promising, and helpful national conversation about legal education is taking place.

Other teachers may not know the best way to express their support in the wake of national conversations that are offensive, even dangerous, to these young people.

Additionally, some of the novel's topics seem especially pertinent today, particularly given national conversations about race, violence, and how the news covers crime.

The issue of expertise is missing in the current national conversation.

A month after a shooting left 17 dead at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, the survivors of the shooting — along with their families, supporters — and the memory of those lost, are still leading national conversations about gun control and school safety.

Commissioner Oscar also spoke about the Wiyi Yani U Thangani (Women's Voices) project being launched next month, which will involve a series of national conversations with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and girls.

As national conversations focus on the role of charter public schools in large urban districts, the 16 percent of students enrolled in charter schools located outside of urbanized areas can get overlooked.

In order to succeed in our program, MFA candidates are encouraged to both critique and contribute to the local and national conversations regarding contemporary art, theory and practice, as well as participate in art events in the growing Lexington / Louisville arts scene.

Hopefully, Stop.Think.Respect is only an entree in a much - needed national conversation, rather than the main meal.

So I see a continued national conversation about roles and responsibilities in a world where everyone has equal voice and the President of the United States is probably going to start a war with a tweet.

Yet nearly 50 years after its passage, racial and religious tensions continue to dominate national conversations and stoke heated rhetoric in presidential politics.

Reconciliation Australia Chief Executive Officer Mr Justin Mohamed said the establishment of the Referendum Council is a critical step toward further national conversations, including an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander - led consultation process.

Given this week's national conversation surrounding gun violence and legislation, we decided this conversation about...

The study is part of a critical national conversation led by researchers at the USC Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics to find evidence - based interventions that lower health care costs and unnecessary use of health care.

Despite the leadership of the special education field, the growing national conversation on SEL often neglects students with disabilities.

SRI's evaluation produced information on strategies and outcomes that is being used to scale up the RSF initiative across Florida and that is informing national conversations on how best to promote children's school readiness and long - term academic success.

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But Obama has gone so far in proving he's not Muslim that he has excluded Muslims from vital national conversations.

Brown was killed by Wilson in an altercation last year, which began the most recent national conversation about young black men being shot by white police officers.

The checklist is intended to be used by governments to guide national conversations around the topic of NDC implementation, moving from planning to action.

«So I'm trying to change what's happening right now — that we are having a really important national conversation about how we can listen to survivors, hear their stories, create space for them to tell their stories and then to have processes for when we can get justice.»

That is a tougher national conversation, because it means addressing professor tenure, the wisdom of some research projects (Did we really need to know that horses prefer bananas to oregano?)

But while that is a crucial national conversation, the heated pipeline debate sometimes means we pay a lot less attention to the kinds of things we should build in Canada if we're serious about reducing carbon emissions.

Who knows what will happen during Trump's presidency, but SNL is leading the way for a vibrant, engaging, no - holds - barred national conversation about politics.

Harvey Weinstein's long alleged history of sexually preying on actresses, journalists, and musicians — and then scaring them into silence — has spurred a deeply charged national conversation about sexual harassment in the workplace.

Kirk noted how the University must play a role in this wider national conversation.

This wave of scandals stemmed from the #MeToo movement, the rising national conversation on workplace sexual harassment after highly publicized allegations of predatory behavior by prominent men in media and entertainment.

While politics is always a thorny topic, it is exacerbated by the ubiquitous national conversation immediately following a presidential election.

Recognising the lack of vision and leadership on these profound questions, the Australian Food Sovereignty Alliance was formed in 2010, consciously linking Australia to the global movement for food sovereignty, with the aim of promoting a different, values - based national conversation on the future of our food and farming systems.

Tiger Woods's serial infidelity, and his apology for it after a stint at a Mississippi treatment center that specializes in sex addiction, led to some semiserious national conversations about whether sex addiction is an actual mental - health issue or simply man's natural state.

Ghose suggested this might be an argument for phasing, with national conversations conducted before a centralised convention dealing with UK - wide issues, such as the House of Lords.

Even as the voices of young activists from Stoneman Douglas High, where 17 people were shot not two months ago, have sparked unprecedented national conversation, we can still only guess at their inner lives — or those of surviving parents — when the cameras are off.