Sentences with phrase «pocket of innovation»

But these scattered pockets of innovation may not be enough.

Let Silicon Valley, Silicon Alley, and all of the great pockets of innovation all over this country do what we do best — build great companies with the best talent we can find in the world.

I'm not articulating this very well, but I see pockets of innovation with individual teachers and buildings or individual buildings and districts — I don't see any kind of K - 12 continuity or coherence... and that's what I see as success for the larger project is when you have that kind of district level conversation and consensus building.

At TechBoston Academy, we have meaningful pockets of innovation that aim to create learner - centered student - empowering experiences.

«We know that school choice has led to increased innovation and tangible benefits for students, but we need to move from pockets of innovation to widespread choice if we want to see transformational improvement for all our schools,» Enlow said.

The rapid growth of charter schools across California has created pockets of innovation and creativity that are finding their way back into the larger public education system.»

Pelham had pockets of innovation throughout the district, but we wanted these to grow and spread.

While there are «pockets of innovation,» he said, those pockets are not linked.

Pockets of innovation are emerging, and the number of students taking courses through the program continues to rise.

There are pockets of innovation but overall the rhetoric of change is way ahead of actual movement towards new learning arrangements for children and young adults to contribute meaningfully to our planet's health.

However, there have been pockets of innovation.

Jocelyn Strand, the state's director of charter schools, said there have been «pockets of innovation,» but little widespread creativity in charters.

In most cases, providing flexibility has only led to pockets of innovation.