Sentences with phrase «priority schools tend»
Because the student populations of priority schools tend to have many challenges, quality instruction is imperative.
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The Franciscan schools tended to be «voluntarist» in prioritising the will as the primary faculty by which we grasp God's Self - revelation to us, whereas the Dominican school, with St. Thomas Aquinas as its greatest champion, gave priority to the intellect.
And, indeed, there's research evidence that a school's priorities do tend to align with its most pressing and widespread student needs.
«Schools have so many of their own challenges that recruiting top IT talent — quite understandably - tends not to be their main priority,» says Martin.
Approaches in such schools tend towards a «whole - of - child» perspective, that puts students» overall wellbeing as the key priority.
When we're involving parents, schools tend to focus on supporting students by strengthening and assisting school programs and priorities.
The previous state testing tended to focus almost exclusively on math and reading skills, so in many schools math and reading became the priority, while other subjects were pushed aside.
Given the priority that teachers tend to give to religion, we might reasonably expect to find them more disapproving of the ruling than other Americans.At the same time, however, teachers have a relatively high level of education, and the more education Americans have, the more they tend to approve of the Supreme Court's ban on school prayer.