Sentences with phrase «reform agenda without»

How are we ever going to generate momentum for an education reform agenda without systematically testing the various components in limited ways before rolling them out broadly.

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Given the big squeeze on spending that is to come, can Labour just drift into the next election without a serious agenda on public service reform?

The New York State legislative session is ending this week without major progress on big - ticket issues such as campaign finance reform, minimum wage, and the women's equality agenda.

The Daily Gazette: New York's 2014 Legislative Session a Failure The New York State legislative session is ending this week without major progress on big - ticket issues such as campaign finance reform, minimum wage, and the women's equality agenda.

Her reform agenda would include establishing a pro-se clerk for individuals without attorneys or new inexperienced attorneys and abandoning the jury «box» so that disabled jurors would not appear apart from their fellow jurors.

Reform advocates insist Gov. - elect Andrew Cuomo will have the power to push through parts of his agenda without the approval of the legislature.

Lawmakers also adjourned without voting on Governor Cuomo's campaign finance reform and anti-corruption agenda, aimed at answering a wave of scandals to hit the legislature this year.

The issue: Without ever getting specific, Cuomo added property tax reforms to the potential special session agenda in December.

And it should go without saying that reformers should avoid providing support to groups that are are fundamentally opposed to the reform agenda.

Republicans have a significant opportunity in next year's election to win on the education issue by continuing their push for a reform - based education agenda and arguing against the idea that more money without real structural reform can fix the ills of our education system.

Without professional development to enhance their skills, those already teaching are not likely to move school systems forward on a reform agenda that calls for excellence in teaching and learning.

With new Common Core initiatives, impending new tests, controversies surrounding teacher evaluation, tightening financial realities, and a plethora of competing reform agendas devised without input from those who actually work in schools, we were not sure how educators would respond.

But this ideological think tank is a disturbing example of all that is wrong with the current education reform movement that has allowed people without experience or expertise as educators to perpetuate an education reform agenda through the weight of money, political influence, and media compliance.

Without offering any actual evidence, Mr. Mucher suggests that prospective teachers have been scared off from applying to his program by much of the agenda of the corporate reform movement: increasing accountability demands placed on teachers, using student test scores to determine teachers» effectiveness ratings, and «the way teachers are blamed for much broader social problems.»