Sentences with phrase «quality of teaching»

You will have peace of mind knowing that your child is experiencing the highest quality of teaching in a safe, nurturing and respectful environment.

Of course, students at a site at which mentoring occurs benefit from the enhanced quality of teaching.

If so, then we must closely examine all of our practices to ensure that we are doing everything we can to ensure a high quality of teaching in every classroom.

Indeed, encouraging teachers to move without attention to context and constraints could readily reduce the overall quality of teaching.

Perhaps most importantly, the school conditions created by principals can significantly affect the underlying quality of the teaching staff by attracting and retaining effective educators.

It is also predicted that mathematics recruitment may experience issues concerning quality of teaching, rather than quantity of applicants.

Our surf school aims quality of teaching based on strong communication and safety of our students.

He expects schools to provide the high quality of teaching and support that will enable students of every race, income group and ability level to achieve.

11 schools supporting social mobility «coldspots» win share of funding to help improve quality of teaching in region

Times league tables for 2017 have ranked the University of Derby in the top 20 for quality of teaching and Top 50 overall in the country.

Is there another way to ensure that hiring and firing decisions are made on the basis of quality of teaching, and not personal relationships or favoritism?

In the wake of the NCTAF report, many states took bold steps to increase both the size and quality of the teaching workforce.

Clearly, if you want to make decisions about quality of teaching and the impact of school programs, you must examine not what children know on one occasion, like today, but how their knowledge and skills change over the course of their entire exposure to the teacher or the program.

The following HMI report made reference to the programme: «Training for middle leaders is helping them swiftly improve their subject...»»... the development of coaching conversations and a greater confidence to take action where performance needs to be improved is beginning to secure better quality of teaching across subjects.»

How did the manager assess quality of teaching?

That site reviews can't measure quality of teaching, the most - critical component in how schools improve student achievement, also makes the proposal unready for prime time.

On the one hand, there is the camp of Michael Gove armed with the old argument that it is the low quality of teaching in primary and secondary schools in deprived communities that prevents many students from competing with their more fortunate peers.

First, the lower quality principals tend to hire lower quality teachers, [14] thus reducing the overall quality of the teaching corps in such schools.

For leadership and management inspectors must assess the school's use of performance management and effectiveness of strategies for improving teaching, the effectiveness of procedures for monitoring quality of teaching and learning and the extent to which underperformance is tackled.

Ofsted have confirmed that the measures contained in the Charter can be consistent with a good and better quality of teaching.

It incorporates considerable cost in absenteeism, reduced quality of teaching, and has the propensity to negatively impact student learning.

Due to principal pushback or the poor quality of the teaching pool, the DOE was only able to place 41 of the 1202 ATR teachers.

Chief executive Lucy Heller (pictured right) said last year the «biggest problem for everyone --[is the] quality of teaching.

«Anke and Chris have the rare quality of teaching yoga with integrity.

The report, «Teacher Quality in a Changing Policy Landscape: Improvements in the Teacher Pool» sought to examine, in its own words, whether «changes in the academic quality of the teaching force are associated with this unprecedented policy focus.»

The increased hiring of teachers with provisional credentials has raised worries among some district officials about the future quality of teaching staffs.

Such factors include leadership advocacy and support for the academic success of all students, curriculum quality and accessibility, partnership with parents and community, demographics and history of achievement, a culture of high expectations for teachers and students, and quality of teaching personnel as defined by certification, teaching in fields, knowledge, beliefs, and experience.

A decade of revelations about the laggard quality of teaching and curricula in traditional schools and the results in the form of 150 teens dropping out every hour, has shown taxpayers that the nation spends $ 600 billion on education abysmally.

In these cases, the teaching force remained stable, yet the introduction of a new school - wide curriculum created added value that can not be attributed simply to the aggregate quality of the teaching force.

Each chapter concentrates on a different aspect of teacher effectiveness, and the authors include real - life teacher scenarios with focus questions that prompt readers to analyze the specific qualities of teaching.

«What needs to be addressed in particular is the variable quality of teaching.

But U.S. News doesn't consider quality of teaching, practical skills training or faculty - student relations, while bar passage rate and placement have low importance in the U.S. News rankings.

■ To obtain a special education teaching position at an institute that allows and appreciates inculcation of innovative individualized lesson plans in special needs classrooms with an aim to bring betterment in the overall quality of teaching services provided at the institute.

Given the low quality of teaching in the nation's schools and the success of Teach For America in providing high - quality teachers, you would think that Malkin would call for states and the federal government to stop funding the former and praise the quantifiable and qualitative successes of the latter.

As readers know by now, one of Kline's main goals as chairman of the House panel is to eviscerate No Child altogether, and not just its Adequate Yearly Progress provisions which have spurred a decade of successful systemic reform as well as revealed the low quality of teaching and curricula in urban and suburban districts.

Teacher's absenteeism, discrimination from non-tribals teachers and classmates, no proper toilets and drinking water facilities, poor quality of teachings, lack of enrollment campaign etc. are some issues associated with the Government schools and these are the reasons why still the children from marginalized communities lagging in education.

Lucy Heller (pictured right), chief executive of academy trust Ark, speaking at the Academies Summit last week, said: «The biggest problem for everyone --[is the] quality of teaching.

Also, by focusing so much on short - term bursts of spending, we're not paying enough attention to core problems like quality of teaching and the need for scientific research investments that could pay huge dividends in the long term.

Because the grades are a best fit of all the evidence they can gather about the overall quality of teaching in a school and this very explicitly IS NOT the aggregation of the grades of individual lessons.

But, an arbitrator ruled his lateness didn't affect the quality of his teaching (one supposes for the time he was actually there).