Sentences with phrase «not holding leaders accountable»

What we fail to realize is that one day we will be judged for not holding leaders accountable.

Not exact matches

This philosophy asks leaders to hold all managers accountable while not micromanaging.

We need leaders who set aggressive goals and hold themselves and others accountable for meeting them — not on a project - by - project basis but every day.

If President Obama was held accountable for Reverend Wright, why is Romney not held accountability for his commitment to an immorally compromised, dishonest and racist cult leader like Joseph Smith?

We can not hold parents accountable for ignorance regarding transgender identity without also holding accountable Southern Baptist leaders like Denny Burk who can't be bothered to learn the most basic facts about what it means to be transgender before giving lectures, writing articles, and making resolutions condemning it a sin.

And in the end, holding political leaders accountable is the responsibility of citizens, not rock stars.

The black church is quicker to overlook the transgressions of it's leaders and not hold them accountable, far more than other races.

Get arrested, put your body in the middle of things, hold your «gentile leaders who lord their power over others» accountable, but don't just stand by.

And were not all of their leaders held accountable?

Each volunteer team included a leader (to hold everyone accountable), a data manager (because data doesn't exist unless it gets in the system), a phone bank coordinator, a campus coordinator and a volunteer coordinator.

That's because the public hasn't held state leaders more accountable at the voting booths.

Certainly not a major teachers union leader at a time when the national movement is toward holding teachers accountable.

These days union leaders give politicians their money and not openly hold them accountable for their failure in protecting the rights and benefits of America's middle class.

Such distributed leadership, Elmore is quick to point out, does not mean «no one is responsible for the overall performance of the organization» — rather that leaders must create a «common culture of expectations» regarding skills and knowledge, and hold individuals «accountable for their contributions to the collective result.»

We created it after I realized how many school leaders just weren't clearing the space for teacher coaching to happen at the highest level: foundational things like creating a vision for their schools, holding adults accountable to meeting schoolwide expectations, designing and holding weekly leadership team meetings, creating and sticking to a daily calendar; and more advanced things like using data to inform the design of responsive PD.

And, unlike when state and local leaders create targets, Washington is not held accountable for meeting them — local and state leaders are.

The massive incarceration (and crime leading up to it) will continue — and our status as the world's «leader» will end — if our education system doesn't catch up to the 21st century AND hold everyone in that system accountable for teaching EVERY SINGLE CHILD that walks into a school.

A deployment approach assumes that teachers (and, in some cases, principals) already know what to do; they just need to be held accountable for outcomes, and if they can't succeed, then school leaders should find others who can.

Leaders with Pearson's Connections Academy could not be reached for comment on this story, but Medley said the two virtual charters shouldn't be held accountable for the sometimes transient nature of their students.

To be fair, some state leaders may have a well - intended, but misguided, objective for using a supergroup: They are concerned that some schools will have so few students in an individual student group that it won't meet the state's established «n - size» (the minimum number of students that has to be in a group before that group is counted for accountability) and, therefore, the school won't be held accountable for that group's performance.

As such, charter schools operate under a much less stringent regulatory environment in which results matter but inputs do not — charter school leaders and teachers have the freedom to run their schools and classrooms as they see fit, and are held accountable only for their students» academic outcomes.

Although successful turnaround leaders don't exactly take a damn - the - torpedoes approach (they're also persuasive and empathetic), these leaders demonstrate «directiveness» and a «take - charge» attitude, setting «clear expectations and holding others accountable for performance» and making «necessary staff replacements» (Public Impact, 2008, pp. 5 — 6).

Moving forward, Jewell says he believes all public school advocates will begin holding state leaders accountable for their policies, and not just on May 16th.

We will be there in our thousands to make sure they don't falter and we will hold our leaders accountable on behalf of people all over the world.»

We may not be able to staunch the flood of falsehood flowing across the internet, but we can hold our own leaders and institutions accountable when they add to it.

Too many people in leadership roles are insecure and don't hold people accountable, because they worry more about being popular than being a leader.