Sentences with phrase «reward excellence»

The World Luxury Hotel Awards reward excellence within the luxury hotel industry.

We support initiatives to pay more to teachers in high - need subjects like science and math, and rewarding excellence by paying teachers and principals who do a great job in the classroom.

The awards have been set up to celebrate and reward excellence across all areas of political publishing and will become an annual event in the publishing calendar.

«A system that does not reward excellence can not inspire it,» the report adds.

In a perfect world there would be more programs for rewarding excellence rather than just meeting the state standard.

He added that, rewarding excellence goes a long way to motivating winners to do more while encouraging others to put up their best to be recognized.

«We want to improve other states, but also reward excellence,» he says.

«Any system that refuses to reward excellence tends to reward mediocrity,» he said.

A system that boldly rewards excellence with transparency and accounts for value added is the best accountability system for SC schools.

Instead, let's encourage, recognize, and reward excellence in teaching and be honest with each other when it is absent.

We have a reputation for rewarding excellence, giving our lawyers the opportunity to rise rapidly through the ranks.

Petplan is proud to carry on the tradition of rewarding excellence in veterinary medicine fostered by our sister company, Petplan UK, whose own Vet Awards are Britain's pre-eminent industry celebration.

How can Europe's academic institutions reward excellence in more visible ways?

Similarly, when it came to the idea that the feds needed to force states to act, we wrote «Prodding public sector institutions to set goals, monitor performance, and then reward excellence and address mediocrity has been a signal success for reformers on both the left and the right... Sensibly structured accountability systems encourage self - interested workers to take goals seriously, focus on outcomes, and employ all the levers at their disposal to produce those outcomes.

«It's about finding your weaknesses and trying to identify things that you can do in your school or as an individual to get better.34» Indeed, the assessment calls for documentation that a principal has undergone at least 20 hours of professional development during the review year.35 Along with addressing weaknesses, the Gwinnett County evaluation process rewards excellence: The district gives top performing schools a cash incentive that principals can spend as they wish.

The New Jersey Department of Education is committed to recognizing and rewarding the excellence achieved by New Jersey educators and schools.

However, after thorough testing in January this year, the Porsche Panamera was decided to be the best amongst its peers — with the result once again serving as a reminder that the award rewards excellence amongst the vehicles in a relative segment, rather than pitting the finalists against one another.

The aim of the Prize is to reward excellence through showcasing the very best international works created in pencil.

The annual Lush Prize rewards excellence in the fields of developing alternative safety tests, training scientists, and campaigning and lobbying for their use.

Ideal Companies: A ideal Company for me would be one that is willing to promote within and recognize and reward excellence when they see it.

The biennial Bord Bia Food & Drink Awards are designed to acknowledge and reward excellence within the Irish Food and Drink industry.

The Best House Award rewards excellence across the board in terms of delivering a valued service to clients (client service), meeting investor demand for structured products (sales) and creating and selling products that achieve the best returns (performance).

We've had a system that doesn't reward excellence, doesn't support those teachers in the middle that are trying to get better, that doesn't weed out the teachers who are unfortunately not improving.

The Derwent Art Prize was conceived in 2012 and aims to reward excellence by showcasing the very best artworks created in pencil by British and International artists.

«Now that our state has a new teacher evaluation framework going into effect this year, it's time for us to revisit Q Comp as a holistic system to support and reward excellence in teaching,» said Madaline Edison, Executive Director of E4E - MN.

The PWM / The Banker Global Private Banking Awards recognize and reward excellence in wealth management among banks from the Americas, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa, based on rigorous qualitative and quantitative criteria.

(Hurray, rewarding excellence, not just bare - bones proficiency!)

The 10th annual Australian Mining Prospect Awards, staged by Cirrus Publications» Australian Mining magazine, aims to encourage, recognise and reward excellence in the Australian mining industry and celebrate the achievements of the people and companies who have shown innovation and superior performance during 2012/13.

It's important to stress that the Quality Food Awards are not just about new products: our judges are looking to reward excellence in food and drink, regardless of when a product was launched.

Permitting new providers to bid to run flagging hospitals would generate a cyclone of positive change: new ways of working, new technologies, new staff - pay schemes that reward excellence, and much more.

I agree with you, Calix, that public outrage at sky - high wages often comes with poor performance, as the claim that the wages reflect and reward excellence is no longer possible.

Accountant - General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris has pledged his desire to work with the Head, Department of Accounting, Gombe State University, Gombe, to institute an academic award that will reward excellence in the field of Accounting at the University.

Teachers are left without constructive feedback regarding their performance, and administrators lack effective measurements for highlighting and rewarding excellence.

For over thirty years the Construction Manager of the Year Awards (CMYA) has been recognising and rewarding excellence in management of the built environment.

Part of its remit is promoting, recognising and rewarding excellence and it does this through four awards programmes: The Ambition Awards, Achievement Awards, Innovation Awards and Young Woman Engineer of the Year Awards.

But the good news, and the study's main finding, is that ERC has been detecting and rewarding excellence in each of the career choreographies.

The report also calls for a «radical change» in the civil service to foster staff mobility, reward excellence, and promote the best researchers to leadership positions quickly.»

To promote, encourage and reward excellence, principally in Belgium, by focusing its work on people.

BAFTA is an independent charity dedicated to promoting «the art forms of the moving image by identifying and rewarding excellence, inspiring practitioners and benefiting the public.»

Two, in arguing that the distrust is misplaced, Randi pointed to developments in places like New Haven and Baltimore, where AFT locals have partnered with districts to police the profession and to reward excellence.

I think it is important to experiment, by looking at how we can reward excellence in the classroom.»

Teachers unions almost certainly raise salaries and benefits, as Kahlenberg suggests, but that doesn't necessarily attract better teachers if the salary schedule does nothing to reward excellence.

The President's 2011 budget supports a new framework for the Elementary and Secondary Education Act that will foster innovation, reward excellence, and promote reform in our schools, as well as invests an additional $ 1.35 billion to continue the historic Race to the Top program to open it up to districts in order to spur innovation and additional progress.

It's an educator - evaluation system that dramatically improves observations, makes use of student performance, rewards excellence, and has meaningful consequences for persistence low performance.

After all, if one is disinclined to rethink staffing or spending, replace employees, reward excellence, or root out mediocrity, hoping you can train staff to be better at their jobs is really all you've got left.

We need to construct a system that recruits and rewards excellence and that rapidly and efficiently addresses failure.