"Performance standards" refers to a set of criteria or expectations that define what is considered good or effective performance in a specific task or job. It is like a guideline or benchmark that helps evaluate how well someone is doing their work.
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High
performance standards for athletes are communicated by coaches and management, and under performers will not be tolerated.
In exchange, the districts would be expected to set and
meet performance standards for poor and minority students that far exceed current expectations.
Overall, the group said, there were 30 charters that failed to meet the association's minimum
performance standards in 2010, and the state's charter association did not support their renewal.
Wouldn't
setting performance standards on generators, vehicles and industry be far simpler, easier to administer and have more predictable impacts than any of the above.
The county's program, therefore, has focused its efforts on 63 K - 12 schools at which students have consistently not met
state performance standards.
It won't do you or anyone else any good if you become upset when you observe things happening that you have not addressed or for which you have not
established performance standards.
The 55 unit first phase was built in 2007 to a high standard in terms of finishes, but built to the
energy performance standards under building regulations at the time.
Ultimately, the charter school failed to meet
student performance standards, to meet fiscal management standards and to provide the district with specific reports and records.
He also questioned the need for
performance standards on industry in the draft bill, saying that provision would halt construction of any new coal plants beyond 2015.
This means our schools must meet the same academic
performance standards as traditional district schools, as required by federal and state laws.
Are states consistent in how they evaluate charter schools and are they held to the
same performance standards as traditional public schools?
State or district research -
based performance standards and competencies align across a human resources / talent management continuum that includes recruitment and selection.
For six districts taking part in an effort to boost school leadership, the development of principal
performance standards required the engagement of many local stakeholders, including principals.
All the major studies on the subject showed that
performance standards across the country generally stayed pretty much the same during No Child.
And, together, they are also adopting common
performance standards so that proficiency, which now means different things in different states, is a consistent standard across states.
Raising the
expected performance standard in any year of school will be appropriate for some students, but is likely to be inappropriate for students who are already struggling.
Years of experience and education units and degrees are at best indirect measures of the types of knowledge and skills teachers need to raise students to
current performance standards.
With the emphasis on high - stakes testing, we have learned a great deal about who is succeeding and failing, and which schools and school systems are meeting
targeted performance standards.
This 70
percent performance standard allows the CEO to aggressively move tasks to team members and have them perform the tasks at an acceptable level.
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