Sentences with phrase «of all groups of students»

The purpose of the law is to make sure schools do not neglect the academic needs of groups of students who traditionally perform poorly.

People told him to «have high expectations» and «teach kids, not content,» but those words meant little once he was standing in front of a group of students.

The growth in the special education gap after kindergarten in both cities is driven almost entirely by changes in the percentage of this group of students.

Psychologists recommend mixing different approaches according to an average age of a group of students.

According to the report, this reflects the lack of financial understanding of this group of students.

In this game, you play as one of a group of students who find they have crazy powers called personas.

Fernando Mosqueda, part of a group of students from South Central Los Angeles, said it's not just mass shootings that need to end.

Holding states, districts, and schools accountable for improving the performance of all groups of students remains critical to improving the quality of education in America.

Releasing the ACER report, PIRLS 2016: Reporting Australia's results, ACER Deputy CEO (Research) Dr Sue Thomson said while the results indicate positive changes in Australian students» average reading performance since 2011, they also highlight the existence of groups of students for whom reading comprehension remains an area of great difficulty.

O'Blines says the book clubs make a difference, noting the progress of the group of students she advises.

The «Lunch Line» takes a look at the efforts of a group of students in Chicago who try to change the way kids eat.

Fame Rated PG for thematic material including teen drinking, a sexual situation and language Available on DVD and Blu - ray This update of the original 1980 film follows the lives of a group of students at the New York City High School of Performing Arts as they go through their Freshmen through Senior years.

Purple Rain Dodge Magnum While technically not a Chrysler Group SkunkWerks or Image Team vehicle, the SkunkWerks team is recognizing the efforts of a group of students from Ann Arbor, Mich. - based Washtenaw Community College, who developed their own interpretation of the Dodge Magnum.

Releasing the ACER report, PIRLS 2016: Reporting Australia's results, ACER Deputy CEO (Research) Dr Sue Thomson said while the results indicate positive changes in Australian students» average reading performance since 2011, they also highlight the existence of groups of students for whom reading comprehension remains an area of great difficulty.

Dispensing with a system of categorical funds that had sought to ensure attention to the needs of groups of students persistently left behind, the new LCFF coupled giving local districts the flexibility to determine how best to meet student needs, while entrusting them with the solemn responsibility to pay particular attention to increasing or improving services for low income students, English learners (ELs) and foster youth.

It not only represents the hard work of a group of students who feel deeply about their education, but also some of the best thinking we've seen on the multi-layered, challenging subject of student voice — and its power to lift students and schools alike.

How does NAEP summarize what students in these groups know and can do, and make comparisons among the achievement of these groups of students?

This week, Science Careers takes its first look at a sampling of this group of students.

King gives an example of a group of students a few years ago who were working to replicate a paper about presidential election campaign strategies by a respected social scientist — King declined to name names — and after following the paper's methods section to the letter came up with vastly different results.

Campbell's team set out to discover why, out of a group of students arriving at university with similar qualifications, some excel while others miss lots of classes or even drop out entirely.

A fast - paced 1978 film filled with gravity - defying action, Buddhist philosophy, politics and comedic goofiness, the plot followed San Te, the leader of a group of students rebelling against the oppressive Manchu government, and his martial - arts training at the Shaolin Temple.

But since test performance correlates highly across tests and standardized achievement levels of groups of students change only slightly from one grade to the next and one year to the next, the assumptions we make are not particularly restrictive.

If the SAT does not reliably predict the freshman GPAs of a number of groups of students, then fix the SAT or develop a different test.

The suit was filed April 20 in Marion County Superior Court on behalf of a group of students and their families from different school districts.

(After all, parents of both groups of students tried to get them into charter schools.)

Right at the top, though, is a strong teacher or teachers to harness the energy of a group of students ready to solve all of the school's technology issues one emergency at a time.

The MIDAS ™ Profile facilitates a process that I call a «dialogue of discovery» so that personalized learning plans can be created and teachers can better understand the strengths and limitations of a group of students.

But he also said that because the report does not include demographics of the groups of students tested each year, track cohorts of students, nor include data for all grades or break scores down by school, it's hard to draw conclusions.

In Reed v. State of California,... the Superior Court of the State of California, County of Los Angeles, considered whether to grant a preliminary injunction in favor of a group of students to stop the Los Angeles Unified School District («LAUSD») from laying off more teachers at three middle schools in the district.

When undercover Interpol agent Stella Carson is kidnapped while posing as one of a group of students visiting East Africa, Jose «Cuervo» James, an Air Force pararescueman (think Navy SEAL with additional medic skills), is sent in as part of the liberation team.

As one of the mentor artists, Isaac Julien remarked to me that his experience of art school in the 80s was of a group of students notably diverse in terms of both class and ethnicity, and free of the financial pressures that are faced by today's generation.

One of the group of students spent the afternoon in the Walter Phillips Gallery learning about the things you can't unthink exhibition with Natasha Chaykowski, the curatorial practicum.

Professional Summary I've consists of group of students meeting twice a week in art club.

As a father of four, and having practiced the «Bubble Journey» with my own son before bedtime, I was still blown away by how a classroom Smiling Mind activity run by their teacher after lunch could transform and re-centre the minds of a group of students.

NAEP uses the results of scaling procedures to estimate the performance of groups of students (e.g., of all fourth - grade students in the nation, of female eighth - grade students in a state).

In the years before the Promise was announced, although KPS retained a considerable percentage of white students and students who did not qualify for free or reduced - price lunch, the percentage of both groups of students was falling.

The priority for policymakers and educators is to focus on addressing the learning needs of these groups of students.»

With #FormativeTech — the use of digital tools for formative assessment — you can manage the progress of groups of students, while monitoring whole - class achievements.

Their «Student Voice Rubric» not only represents the hard work of a group of students who feel deeply about their education, but also some of the best thinking we've seen on the multi-layered, challenging subject of student voice — and its power to lift students and schools alike.

Jones was one of a group of students which included Derek Boshier, David Hockney, R. B. Kitaj and Peter Phillips, who radically changed the face of British art with their precocious, unconventional and irreverent work which was based in popular culture, embracing new subject - matter and new materials.

In graduate school at Harvard in the early 1960's, I was part of a group of students who loved contemporary art and especially the then new Color Field painting of Morris Louis, Kenneth Noland, Helen Frankenthaler, and Jules Olitski as well as the sculpture of the Englishman Anthony Caro.

I had been a classroom teacher for twenty years and could talk in front of groups of students with no problem, even if it was five hundred elementary school children in the auditorium.

The achievement levels serve as a starting point for discussion about the performance of individual students and of groups of students in English language arts (ELA) and math.