Sentences with phrase «of rigor»

In fact many teachers recognize and appreciate the opportunity to integrate more lessons in critical thinking and up the levels of rigor in their instruction.

Rather, this is to point out another instance of lack of rigor in legal market research.

The global education ideology detailed here results in excessive breadth of coverage as well as a lack of rigor in the study of world history and the evaluation of other cultures.

That quote is based on statistical analysis of the rigor of standards and their lack of correlation to student achievement.

You can manage them with varying degrees of rigor — cut them down or shut them down entirely.

The language of the standards helps us identify which aspect of rigor is being targeted, as shown in this chart.

There is a new kind of rigor at work if one is open to it.

Other study participants agreed that it used an appropriate amount of rigor for grade five.

The standards call for teachers to pursue, as appropriate, three components of rigor in math education: Conceptual understanding, fluency, and application.

While the practice was helpful, it lacked a certain amount of rigor.

My guess is that they're going to approach it with the right combination of rigor.

For years, educators have recognized the importance of rigor.

The academies focus on transitioning middle school students into high school while applying the same type of rigor that the rest of the student population gets.

Some express concern that dual enrollment courses taught by high school teachers may not meet the same level of rigor as courses taught by postsecondary faculty on postsecondary campuses.

We believe there is a lot of rigor left in the genre.

But something's missing — and the gap tells us why performance lags in school: The concept of rigor remains static.

Additionally, teachers should always consult special education staff on campus for any student accommodations and modifications needed for assessment, regardless of rigor.

If we believe we can address the issue of rigor by simply giving rigorous assessments, we've missed the point.

And part of the rigor behind building the crisis plan is to simplify the organization to make this possible.

Educators can use these resources to build engaging formative assessment practices in the classroom and to create common district assessments that match the level of rigor students see on statewide assessments.

Each day was an exercise in finding the right mix of rigor, fun, and differentiation.

We started by addressing misconceptions in plans with regard to the level of rigor demanded by the standards.

There's a complete lack of rigor involved in the mining exams.

In this address he told the council fathers that today is not the time for the weapons of rigor but for the medicine of mercy.

Testing at this level of rigor appears to be justified.

However, planning for differentiation itself and adding layers of rigor to instruction should not be an intimidating task that requires huge amounts of time.

Some critics contend that dual enrollment courses without an end - of - course assessment have no measure to ensure that the level of rigor matches that of traditional postsecondary courses.

Not an unreasonable judgment, but hardly compelling proof of rigor.

The theory was that the exams offered sufficient validation of the rigor and focus of the course.

We are proud of our comprehensive high school course offerings that include programs of rigor, special assistance, acceleration, career interest, as well as study in the fine and technical arts.

For instance, it said that schools had significantly increased the number of classroom observations of teachers, but also raised some questions of the rigor of those observations.

Which of these four types of rigor do you emphasize in your classroom?

Higher levels of rigor come from making other subject matter the vehicle for practicing the language.

In the name of rigor, we've increased the quantity of content to be covered at each grade level.

They will know the level of rigor based on the number of students taking AP courses and passing AP exams.

He advocates a new definition of rigor, defined according to 21st century criteria.

Yet her early paintings long seemed like a progressive pursuit of rigor.

We had discussions about throwing in some punctuation, perceived as a marker of rigor by some.

Together, these types of rigor help to make sure results are valid, or accurate, for the research community and the community the program serves.

However this isn't so — or at least in the interest of the future of rigor in education, it shouldn't be.

Although political actors might sometimes have great insights, they aren't philosophers and their thoughts typically lack the degree of rigor that we like in theory.

Watch this video of a 5th grade math lesson that targets the conceptual and application aspects of rigor, aligned to 5.

That's a high standard of rigor, and it's far beyond what people normally try for in real life.

With a focus on the various components of rigor, our students are learning valuable lifelong thinking skills that prepare them for success in the 21st century.

While the importance of rigor is often touted, there are very few examples of what that can and should look like.