Sentences with phrase «often reach students»

I find that these programs often reach students in a way that traditional classroom teachers have not been trained to do.

Not exact matches

An English - speaking archipelago that begins about 50 miles off the south coast of Florida, the Bahamas attracts spring breakers of all ages; college students often pick it because it is easy to reach and has plenty of beach party staples, such as Senor Frogs.

College Board President David Coleman said the partnership aims to level the college admissions playing field by putting high - quality training within easy reach of students without the funds for commercial test - prep services or the family support often needed to stick with a self - paced practice book.

Students of the era helped organize the Student Volunteer Movement, under the initial sponsorship of Dwight L. Moody, and spearheaded the massive American foreign missionary efforts that reached their peak around World War I. Administrations also often encouraged Protestant denominational campus groups as well as their Catholic and Jewish counterparts.

Low - income students — who may already be eligible for federal Pell grants and state TAP grants — should be able to benefit from the program, such as through resources to cover costs including fees, transportation, child care and books that too often make college out of reach.

However, there are quite a few signs that his work is far - reaching: His often - packed lectures usually include graduate students from many different disciplines, and seeing «art history scholars laughing along with biologists, English, and engineering majors is something I imagine rarely happens,» Cham says.

Unlike schools, which grow increasingly segregated and involve more individual instruction as children grow older, afterschool programs are spaces where instructors, often similar to the students in age and background, can facilitate diverse, productive interactions that help youth reach social and academic goals.

Students rest in a comfortable position and often reach a deep state of relaxation.

Students will often reach out for clarification of the course material, or assessment requirements.

It's as if once we don't have holiday parties to organize, we don't seem to reach out as often to our students» families.

Indeed, four years after ESEA was passed, a landmark study found that Title I had often «not reached the eligible [students], and has been little used to meet their needs.»

It is often not regarded as a privilege to receive an education and education is not seen as an opportunity to reach one's potential - which, I am sure is inculcated into the average Chinese student.

His book Engaging «Tweens and Teens: A Brain - Compatible Approach to Reaching Middle and High School Students aims to show teachers how to cope with the developing — and often baffling — teenage brain.

Matriculating students by the kazillion (it really does reach 75 percent in some colleges) are sent into K — 12 - level courses that yield them no credit toward a college degree and often lead to discouraged them to drop out of college.

Too often, I've heard teachers talk about how helpless they feel when it comes to reaching out to their students.

Even with the best new - teacher induction programs, teachers are often left to their own devices with little guidance in determining the best ways to teach and reach every student.

In fact, these students often go «above and beyond» their standards by reaching for a greater depth of knowledge than most curriculum tends to allow.

By developing recurring lessons around project - based themes, with the reward of students visiting the makerspace, teachers and counselors get a golden chance to reach the students with whom we often struggle to connect.

This preconception can often lead communities to mistakenly think that a Maker experience is out of reach for their students or users.

Despite many students being able to recite key studies and theories by Freud, Rogers or Pavlov, without plenty of practice putting these theories into essays and linking up ideas, they often fail to reach the top marks.

REVIEW Israel is often in the news, but is probably out of reach for most American students.

Despite many students being able to recite key studies and theories by Milgram, Singh or Kohlberg, without plenty of practice putting these theories into essays and linking up ideas, they often fail to reach the top marks.

Despite many students being able to recite key studies and theories by Milgram, Bowlby or Zimbardo, without plenty of practice putting these theories into essays and linking up ideas, they often fail to reach the top marks.

Your challenge in working with a student whose emotional temperature often reaches the boiling point is to control your own feelings as well as those of the student.

Agarwal has often stated his personal goal of eventually reaching a billion students.

By targeting both younger and older elementary aged children, Lesson One is reaching a population of students that are often overlooked, yet can absolutely benefit from social emotional instructional support.

The finding is important because shared leadership and instructional leadership are often regarded as alternative strategies for reaching the desired end of student learning.

While no other studies have reached the same conclusion — and until much more research is done on the topic, we remain rather doubtful that prekindergarten or even elementary math achievement can accurately predict college graduation — it is clear that there is often a link between math achievement and overall student success.

At the same time, they often have failed to reach out early and often to gather their input, make clear how the change will benefit students and educators, and secure their buy - in.

Many charters go above and beyond to graduate students who are harder to reach — and the numbers show those students often fall through the cracks in district schools.

Too often, she says, science is put on the back burner in elementary school, and that can leave students struggling when they reach her classes.

John Muir Elementary School, a QEIA school where «teachers often surrender their lunch and prep periods to work together to craft lessons, improve assessments, and share strategies for reaching struggling students,» is just one example of how collaboration achieves positive results.

Students frequently have to travel to reach these programs, and local districts with small student populations often do not have the resources, or even the demand, to justify costly CTE programs.

Unfairly comparing charter schools to regular public schools punishes them for reaching out to the disadvantaged students that the regular public schools have most often failed.

For more than 16 years, Achieve3000 has been reaching students at their individual reading levels to deliver significant learning gains, often double to triple the expected gains in a single school year.

Often teachers look for tools to help reach those students who are struggling.

Confident students often invest more of themselves into reaching the intended learning goals:

Promote a system where student government representatives regularly communicate information about school issues to their constituents and the whole student body, (This is often done through Social Studies or English classes so that every student can be reached.)

These themes, or fundamental principles, reach beyond the traditional teaching models used to address the needs of marginalized students who are typically left behind — too often our African American and Latino students.

The very reasons schools were eager to hire black educators — that is, their perceived ability to work well with African - American students, particularly black students that other teachers were having trouble reaching — often morphed into career roadblocks.

Traditional out - of - school time programs are voluntary and often do not reach the students who need the most help, particularly at - risk and disengaged students and middle - grades youth.

While some suggest that these demographics indicate charter schools are contributing to the resegregation of public education, charter school advocates counter that charter enrollment resembles the demographic breakdown of traditional public schools in their surrounding districts and neighborhoods, and note that communities often intentionally establish charter schools to reach large numbers of underserved students (NAPCS, 2012).

Readiness for college, work, and life is at the forefront of many educators» minds, and is often seen as the beacon that we aim for all students to reach.

Our work, the work of reaching and teaching every student, is all - consuming, emotionally draining and often thankless.

Co-teachers should talk often about their passions as a teacher, their successes at reaching students, and what they try to achieve each and every day in the classroom.

With teachers being challenged to meet the individual learning needs of each student with materials that are often «one size fits all,» it's easy to see how the achievement gap has reached critical levels.

• YES Prep Hispanic and low - income students outperformed their peers statewide in reaching advanced academic levels more often than other large urban CMOs.

Differentiation is often associated with reaching students who need more assistance, reteaching, or intervention.

Students who fail to reach this critical milestone often falter in the later grades and drop out before earning a high school diploma.

Teachers often select a mix of students on the basis of gender, ethnicity, and language so they are reaching across diverse student groups.