Sentences with phrase «room teachers meet»

Some schools employ a group coaching model where resource room teachers meet with students at the end of the school day to make homework plans.

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To truly get a sense of the learning environment in and outside the class room, as well as meet teachers, families and alumni, we encourage you to attend one of our lively open houses or RSVP for a group tour.

With their alderman, Luis Gutierrez (26th), Clemente parents and teachers have begun meeting with Chicago Park District officials to try to resolve the issues, which include concern over broken lights, doors, fire alarms and dirty rooms and hallways.

We were able to see the locker room, the showers, the swimming pools, meet the teachers and just calmly take our time to see the place.

If it is close enough to the school year, sometimes the teachers are in the room and your children can meet them before the first day and introduce themselves.

We're only a couple of weeks into the school year and so far it has been an endless stream of communication from the school - don't forget about meet and greet day, can we work parties, can we volunteer at the sale this week, will we attend Parent Education night, do we want to buy school pictures, please remember that all 4 year olds have to buy a school t - shirt, can we send $ 25 a kid for teacher gifts throughout the year, do we want to attend the coffee hosted by the room mom, will we be going on the zoo trip, don't forget that 4 year olds bring their own snack this year, please send in updated immunization forms for everyone, did you fill out the emergency contact paperwork, and on and on and on.

The teachers were working in their rooms all that day so I would be in the library, and not in back to school meetings.

We first meet Salinger (Nicholas Hoult) in 1946 in the class room of writing teacher Whit Burnett (Kevin Spacey).

Sometimes teachers spend the entire class meeting in a virtual meeting room lecturing and presenting content.

Parents meet there every Friday and use the room if they are doing work for a teacher.

That question comes up often in teachers» rooms and staff meetings.

It is essential that we confront these behaviors in classrooms, hallways, locker rooms, fields, courts, cafeterias, teacher lounges, offices, or meetings — everywhere and always.

Each year I hosted an afternoon training [session] with my grade - level team that began with a group meeting and ended with parents rotating through teachers rooms and the school office learning various activities like using the copier, working with small groups, and conducting fluency testing.

As we saw in Delatte's room, teachers have the freedom to supplement the curriculum to meet the needs of their students or to respond to the demands of state tests.

Whenever we met, a stranger could walk into the room and, based on our interaction, wouldn't know who was the teacher and who was the administrator.

Gone are the days when coaches simply sat at the back of the room taking notes, then met with the teacher afterward to share observations.

District officials say there is no room in the $ 330 million budget to meet the teachers» demands for higher salaries and smaller classes.

If teachers are after the kind of heart - and - soul effort from students that criteria - meeting projects bring out, there is little wiggle room.

When the other teachers came into your room, it wasn't just to get a vibe, it was to actually look for specific descriptors and specific standards to see if you were actually meeting those.»

Phones ring and the copy machine hums as a teacher meets with a parent in the corner of the room.

Teachers that I meet with often say «I don't know how to differentiate instruction for the broad range in my room» and they try in earnest to meet everybody's needs but they sometimes don't have the toolbox of instructional strategies that can help them meet every child's needs.

At the COBO Center in Detroit last summer, I followed Teach for America's new co-CEOs, Matt Kramer — a former McKinsey consultant whose wife did TFA — and Elisa Villanueva Beard — who began her career as a TFA teacher in her native Rio Grande Valley — to a basement meeting room.

We have proposed a way for all prospective teachers to get ample experience in real class - rooms alongside practicing teachers, and to meet a high standard — like the bar exam or medical boards — so they are ready from day one, not left to sink or swim.

The classroom is historically a room where students and teachers meet to exchange knowledge in order to make learning happen.

In addition, informal meetings and conversations in the teachers» work area or lunch room provide some opportunities for problem solving and planning.

Teachers in the resource room have a challenging role as they need to design all instruction to meet the specific needs of the students they service to maximize their learning potential.

One of the best practices that I've seen when new cultures are being planted is holding the faculty meeting in a different room every time and allowing teachers to talk about strategies they're using that are proving successful.

During small group discussion, prospective teachers moved into breakout rooms within the online class meetings in Elluminate and shared ideas by talking, chatting, and typing on the interactive whiteboard.

Some 150 of Park City's teachers and other staff filed into the tiny Park City School Board meeting room last night to show their solidarity as the teacher contract negotiations with the school board continue.

Rather than the traditional model, which encourages «teaching the middle» of the room, personalized learning empowers teachers to do what they've always known is right: giving each learner specific, targeted feedback and support that meets them at their level, takes advantage of what they already know and do well and pushes every student to improve in ways that are relevant and achievable for them.

Within this structure there is also room for teachers to differentiate and meet the unique needs of all students.

During the entire time I was involved with discussions about cuts at staff meetings and informal discussions around the lunch room, not once had I heard any teacher or staff member desiring the cutting the Art, Music, PE, or Science teaching positions.

Allow teachers to use the room during professional meetings and parent meetings.

HONOLULU — The Hawaii State Teachers Association's weekly briefing meeting had turned into a battle - planning session; the conference room became a war room.

Teachers can see the words their colleagues are using for the week on a chart in the room where they meet.

The sixth grade teachers in this PLC believe that having structures, policies, time, and a designated room for meetings is instrumental to the success of their PLC..

President Donald Trump arrives for a meeting with Education Secretary Betsy Devos and parents and teachers, Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017, in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington.

They meet in the large one room office that all of the teachers and administrators share.

Two students I spoke with were meeting with their teachers about their urban city designs in a bright, airy 3rd - floor room.

President Donald Trump looks at Education Secretary Betsy DeVos as he speaks during a meeting with parents and teachers, Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017, in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington.

Teachers, parents, and community members were shut out of a Stratford Board of Education meeting Monday after the board refused to change venues to a room big enough to accommodate all who wanted to participate.

Though the board had received notice days in advance that the number of teachers, parents, and community members expected to attend the first meeting of the board, which was elected in November, would exceed the room's capacity, the board refused to change the venue.

Last night, teachers, parents, and students packed the Board meeting room and some asked the Board not to renew McIntyre's contract.

Through the program, teachers implement the evidence - based Open Circle Curriculum during twice - weekly, 15 - minute classroom meetings in which students form a circle of chairs with an empty seat to symbolize that there is always room for another participant, voice or opinion.

When teachers scan the room before providing positive narration they're more likely to authentically notice and narrate all their students meeting expectations throughout the week (verses consistently narrating an obvious few).

The idea was that teachers need help from experts, but new ideas stick when teachers can also learn from one another and have room to tailor training to meet the specific needs of their schools and classrooms.

The teachers came running back into the staff room for an emergency meeting to decide if the students should go home.

Chambers adds that in addition to reaching a milestone in room nights booked, the JW Marriott Indianapolis Downtown has also secured several high profile meetings and events, including the National Council for the Teachers of Mathematics, the Custom Electronics Design and Installation Association (CEDIA) and the 2012 Super Bowl.

Preschool Director • Hire, train and supervise staff • Conduct teacher evaluations by observing teachers in class rooms and during activities • Assist teachers with setting and meeting progressive goals • Communicate with parents by explaining school's policies and admission procedures along with any issues relevant to individual child • Work with teacher to ensure safety of all classrooms and to make them developmentally appropriate