Sentences with phrase «performance of one's graduates»

It uses such information to identify exemplary and low - performing programs, and to hold the programs accountable for the classroom performance of their graduates.

We are not aware of any pure experiments in teacher education, where, for example, teacher education was withheld from one group while provided to another; however, a number of studies have compared the teaching performance of graduates from traditional programs with teachers certified through alternate or emergency certification procedures.

A data study run by MeasureOne Private Student Loan Consortium details promising feedback on private student loan performance of graduates and families throughout the United States.

Perhaps a better approach would be for the LSUC to require, as a condition of accreditation, law schools to provide data about the job / articling performances of their graduates (as the ABA does in the US) in order to give would - be law students full and fair disclosure as to what their likely outcomes are.

The state uses its program - approval and - review process to identify low - performing teacher - preparation programs, but it does not hold such programs accountable for the classroom performance of their graduates.

The issue is not whether teacher education improves the performance of graduates, but whether we ought to - as best we are able - bar from teaching those who have not completed an approved preparatory program.

If surveys suggest that the performance of the graduates should improve, the institutions must submit improvement plans.

The state, for example, does not hold those institutions accountable for the performance of their graduates on the job.

But it does not hold teacher - preparation programs accountable for the performance of their graduates in the classroom.

The performance of their graduates has not been systematically compared to those completing conventional ed school programs.

Washington does identify low - performing teacher education institutions, based in part on the performance of their graduates in classrooms.

Schools of education could be financially rewarded — or closed — depending on the performance of their graduates.

Instead of waiting for new regulations or finding out from new public data that their graduates were not as well - prepared for their difficult jobs as promised, universities and colleges should get in front of the issue, embrace their responsibility and guarantee the performance of their graduates.

Universities and colleges should get in front of the issue, embrace their responsibility and guarantee the performance of their graduates.

Educator - preparation programs need access to data on the performance of their graduates — and policy has a role to play in helping them get the...

Under the new standards, for the first time colleges of education will be required to track the performance of their graduates in K - 12 classrooms in terms of the growth in student achievement as measured by test scores and «other factors.»