Sentences with phrase «reveal areas of improvement»

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OECD Director of Education and Skills Andreas Schleicher says Indigenous students face tough challenges in most education systems, but analysis of outcomes in Canada, New Zealand and Queensland, Australia reveals sustained improvements have been achieved through focusing on several or all of six areas.

The results will reveal not just areas for improvement, but also exemplary practices that can help UC campuses in their goals of diversifying the faculty.

Feedback from schools revealed that, although schools sometimes found the results of the review confronting, it was valuable in identifying areas of practice requiring attention and in designing whole - school improvement plans.

Discussing these questions often reveals gaps in practice and highlights areas of strength - a good way to start pinpointing areas for improvement.

· Productive use of performance assessments, like proper use of standardized tests, should be aimed at revealing areas needing improvement and should lead to curriculum and professional learning supports rather than punishments.

The principal compiles reports from classroom observations, showing aggregate areas of strength and areas that need improvement without revealing the identity of individual teachers.

Budgeting and creating a big picture of your monthly incomings and outgoings is a good place to start, and should help to reveal several key areas for improvement.

While there have been minor improvements in some of the nine key areas this year, the overwhelmingly low grades reveal that BC has once again failed to deliver on its responsibilities towards women.

Areas that we identified for improvement of the curriculum in terms of feasibility and acceptability are: (a) condensing activities that took too long to deliver during this pilot (as revealed by results of the videotape review); and (b) refining the mindfulness practice instructions to include more periods of silence (versus verbal guidance) and by infusing more frequent, but shorter, periods of practice.