Sentences with phrase «national staff»

In 1993, he was appointed to the union's national staff as the aerospace sector coordinator.

He should reject this money and cut the size of the party's national staff accordingly.

It is essential to effective use of the «teachers observing teachers» strategies that school administrators enable a culture that nurtures a collegial exchange of ideas and promotes a certain level of trust, explained Dennis Sparks, the former executive director of National Staff Development Council which is now known as Learning Forward.

Six articles that were authored by Dennis Sparks, Director Emeritus of National Staff Development Council (now Learning Forward) are linked below.

Dr. Kramer has presented at state and national conferences sponsored by National Staff Development Council, National Association for Gifted Children, American Federation of Teachers, and California State University.

Zach Snelling, Program Director (Camp Name «Dwayne the Rock Johnson») Zach joined the Camp Kesem National staff in 2017 as a Regional Program Director.

National Staff Award in memory of Aubrey Puckett — this award celebrates Head Start alumni (parent or child) now working for a Head Start or Early Head Start program who demonstrates their passion for serving through advocacy, career growth, or being involved in their program, community, or the state / national level to benefit Head Start families.

AAHA National Staff Meeting Web Conferences.

«That's what members of the National Education Association's National Staff Organization have apparently decided.

There are no significant ecumenical efforts to fill in for denominational failures to undergird local churches with national staff and resources.

Church of Christ, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and the Baptists do without national staff in worship, though not in other areas of ministry.

That further brings into question both the Times» current national staff of 10 and Tronc's D.C. contingent.

Cambridge Analytica and its executives knew all of this — they knew that their foreign national staff could not participate in decision - making regarding political expenditures by the U.S. clients — because their lawyer explained it all to them in a 2014 memo.

Religious education is fortified by superb national staffs, enormous publishing resources and skilled researchers.

It's a long way from the denominational headquarters to St. George's by the Grange; even when a denomination has middle judicatory staff in evangelism, it is hard for a limited national staff to respond to all the calls on its time in the synods and conferences.

Pitcher B is the entire Nationals staff.

While we watch hundreds of people being hurt and killed on the news, these agencies and their many national staff are saving hundreds of thousands of people every day and helping them to stay alive.

An Ella Baker Trainer is a Servant Leader selected by the CDF Freedom Schools national staff to assist in training local CDF Freedom Schools staff.

As he IT hub of India, Bangalore hosts many multi national corporations and their multi national staff making the city's facilities interesting.

PIA National staff has reviewed past policy positions and current congressional priorities and consulted with PIA members across the country to develop its 2018 Policy and Advocacy Priorities.

HFA national staff review the Affiliation Application.

A contributing author to two assessment anthologies, The Teacher as Assessment Leader and The Principal as Assessment Leader, he is also coauthor of Teaching the iGeneration and Building a Professional Learning Community at Work /, Learning Forward's (formerly National Staff Development Council) 2010 Professional Development Book of the Year.

Learning Forward — formerly National Staff Development Council — advocated in its «Standards for Staff Development» that districts spend 10 percent of their budget on staff development, and that at least 25 percent of an educator's work time should be devoted to learning and collaborating with colleagues.

If one stops to think how severely handicapped denominational efforts in, say, Christian education and missions would be without national staff, then one gets an idea of just how vital staff is in the area of worship.

Suddenly I wasn't so interested in meeting my national staff, and I couldn't really be bothered to learn the language.

The Anglicans have already announced drastic cuts in their national staff and are discussing selling off sundry properties or declaring bankruptcy.

For instance, an acquaintance of mine on the national staff of a Protestant denomination was deeply disturbed when an evangelical conference on porn used a photo of a woman's naked breast among its examples — hardly a case of the material available in porn shops.

The National Staff Council in November 1974 recommended this action to the General Board and the Board created the Commission.

The National Staff Council upon recommendation of the Executive Ministers Council (a professional organization of the Executive Ministers of the thirty - seven Region / State / City organizations) believed 1974 was the time for addressing a growing number of relational issues among the Affiliated Organizations and the ABC.

Camp Advisors are college graduates who are specially trained and selected by Camp Kesem's National staff.

Zach joined the Camp Kesem National staff in 2017 as a Regional Program Director.

Kesem's national staff of over 30 professionals is involved in all aspects of establishing and supporting each of our 100 + chapters nationwide as well as the training and oversight of all college student leaders.

Emily Wax - Thibodeaux is a National staff writer who covers veterans.

The retooling means that the national staff will be less focused on managing growth and more focused on helping regional offices learn from one another's successes and missteps.

Teach for America has announced that it will cut 15 percent of its national staff and give more independence to its regional offices, Emma Brown reports in the Washington Post.

Kegan and Lahey explain the immunity concept and how to turn barriers into opportunities in an interview with Dennis Sparks, executive director of the National Staff Development Council.

Stanford, CA: National Staff Development Council and the School Redesign Network at Stanford University.

But too often, the report from the National Staff Development Council says, their training has been the «neglected stepchild» of state and district professional - development programs.

That's the conclusion of Professional Learning in the Learning Profession, a research report by Stanford University's Linda Darling - Hammond and a team of researchers from Stanford's School Redesign Network published by the National Staff Development Council in the United States in February last year.

Arguing that academic standards for students will mean little unless educators are adequately prepared, the National Staff Development Council last week released a set of standards for effective professional development.

15 - 18 — Leadership: Third Annual Summer Conference of School - Based Staff Developers For Teacher Leaders and Administrators, sponsored by the National Staff Development Council, for educators and administrators, at the Hyatt Regency Denver in Denver.

«The critical component of a successful mentoring experience is the mutual commitment of the mentor and protege,» explains Raymond Dagenais, chairperson of the National Staff Development Council's (NSDC) Mentoring Applications Network.

Dallas, TX: National Staff Development Council.