Sentences with phrase «preparation takes a leadership»

A school nurse with appropriate preparation takes a leadership role in coordinating school health programs and providing student health services.

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Later in the month, we will take a look at the academic preparation drug discoverers need, whether they're seeking research leadership opportunities that require a Ph.D. or other professional positions for which a master's program will suffice.

It's a welcome dose of tension, and you see a justifiable bout of character development which sees Judah take up a leadership role in preparation for whatever crumbs of a plot remain.

Now, it strikes me as ludicrous for the unions to sit quietly by and share the blame for timid, tepid leadership, or when unions passively take the blame for weak teachers when teacher preparation programs produce graduates of dubious merit.

It includes a broad range of actions states can take to strengthen leadership preparation that align with state actions from previous CCSSO reports, including Promises to Keep: Transforming Educator Preparation to Serve a Diverse Range of Learners and Our Responsibility, Our Promise: Transforming Educator Preparation and Entry to the Profession.

Strong, sustainable district - program partnerships allow districts to take an active role in defining their leadership needs, setting expectations for the program, and aligning preparation with other leadership initiatives.

Taking advantage of Title II's optional 3 % leadership set - aside funds that can enable states to strengthen the quality of school leaders by investing in principal recruitment, preparation, induction, and development focused on supportive school leadership.

Outcomes - focused school leadership: Now is the time for states to take action to improve their own process for principal preparation and licensure in order to get the best candidates into our schools.

Students took on leadership responsibilities such as trail navigation, camp setup, meal preparation, and activity facilitation.

Following the announcement of her selection as Pratt's new leader last October, Bronet maintained an active schedule in preparation for taking office, from touring the campus and meeting with academic, student, and administrative leadership to visiting with a group of Pratt alumni in Chicago, where she served as senior vice president and provost at Illinois Institute of Technology before relocating to New York City to begin her new role.

Under the leadership of the ECE program director, much of the organizational preparation for a consultant coming on board should take place prior to the consultant's arrival.