Sentences with phrase «poor teaching standards»

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-- poor parental figures as children so you joined a cult who WHORships a make believe father (who killed his son, btw)... not a very intelligent choice — but i guess i'd make pi $ s poor choices too if i was taught to never lie all the while being lie too... that is gods way — don't lie but i can — double standard i believe is what its called!

Hawkins» platform includes a call for a $ 15 hourly minimum wage rate, a ban on hydrofracking, using government money to hire unemployed workers for public projects, a single - payer healthcare program, rejecting the Common Core teaching standards (and the federal money that came with them), refiguring school aid to give more help to poorer districts and raising taxes on the richest New Yorkers.

This is an argument that draws wide support from educational bodies and providers, as REC Education regularly meets with teaching unions, government departments and local authorities, creating consensus that teacher absence should not lead to a poorer standard of teaching.

Serving for both of President Clinton's terms, Riley helped to launch many historic initiatives to raise academic standards, improve instruction for the poor and disadvantaged, modernize schools, expand grant and loan programs for higher education, and improve teaching, among other significant advances.

During the autumn, Mr Johnson told university leaders that this would be an incentive to improve teaching standards, which had become the «poor cousin» to research.

Our lack of a national curriculum, national teacher training standards and federal financial support to attract smart young people to the teaching profession all contribute mightily to the mediocre - to - poor performance of American students, year in and year out, on international education assessments.

Although many Kentucky educators praise the Common Core for its back - to - basics approach in the elementary years and increased rigor, the poor results have raised concerns about whether it was fair suddenly to ask students to do harder work without properly teaching them foundational skills and whether schools have enough resources to implement the new standards faithfully.

We should not tolerate this poor standard of reasoning in an undergraduate of science, let alone a teaching staff member.