Sentences with phrase «require meaningful improvements»

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A school improvement plan recognises the need to prioritise, set realistic expectations, and provide the time required for meaningful and sustainable improvement.

In fact, many employees feel that their immediate managers do not have the skills required to manage people properly: Provide meaningful and constructive feedback on performance, suggest improvements, recognize their contribution, and help them relate to the corporate culture.

Grounded in the framework that has made SMART goals the standard for goal setting in school improvement, this handbook helps readers understand first the basics of meaningful teamwork and then how to refine and advance teams to serve the many perspectives and purposes that 21st century education challenges require.

This approach follows CAP's belief — laid out in its 2014 report — that an ideal accountability system is meaningful for all schools when it embeds what ESSA requires within a broader system for driving improvements and supports.

Meaningful evaluations of outcomes, and especially decisions about what to change to bring about improvement, require that we also consider the context and process factors that work together to determine those outcomes.

This is significant because it reflects: (1) the potential for collaboration among AI solutions (and technology generally) to benefit clients; (2) a mentality of constant improvement that is new to the legal industry; (3) the potential to provide meaningful legal access to millions across the globe in dire need; (4) the digitization of the legal industry; (5) an ongoing reassessment of which tasks require a licensed lawyer; and (6) greater leverage and efficiency of legal expertise.