Sentences with phrase «school discipline reflect»

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In my SBL presidential address and in my convocation address when beginning my tenure at Harvard Divinity School, I argued that theological disciplines and institutions must explicitly reflect on their rhetorical, public, sociopolitical functions.

At any point in our parenting journeys, we can reflect back on our early days as mothers or fathers and glow in the knowledge of how much we have changed since that... first positive pregnancy test... or our oldest child's birth... or a seemingly endless night of breastfeeding... or our struggle with learning how to do positive discipline... or the first day of school... or our daughter's first basketball win... or our son's first crush... or our child's high school graduation... or our daughter's wedding... or our son's first child...

Curriculum and systems can reflect this focus, from the way parents are greeted at the school office to the ways discipline is used to teach appropriate behaviour.

These strong long - term outcomes — which tend to be much more significant than any short - term test - score gains — likely reflect Catholic schools» focus on discipline and character as much as their excellent academics.

While citizens polled by the Gallup organization continued in 1984 to rank discipline, drugs, and standards as their top worries about schools, school - board members across the country have worries that reflect their managerial responsibilities for school systems, a survey by the journal of the National School Boards Association has school - board members across the country have worries that reflect their managerial responsibilities for school systems, a survey by the journal of the National School Boards Association has school systems, a survey by the journal of the National School Boards Association has School Boards Association has found.

This shift in thinking reflects a larger discussion on the role of discipline in schools.

Future efforts at discipline reform must reflect fundamental fairness while also ensuring orderly schools and welcoming learning environments.

This mission is reflected in the culture, pedagogy, and discipline practices of the school, which empowers young people to take responsibility for their own learning and transformation.

Findings that administrators» discipline decisions reflect community norms are particularly relevant as the new federal administration promises to promote the privatization, deregulation, and localization of schools.

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Redirecting school budget line items to better reflect progressive priorities will no doubt be a critical aspect of discipline reform.

Like most large school districts in the United States, discipline policies in Broward reflected the idea that the best way to maintain an orderly classroom is to get rid of disruptive students, an approach known as zero tolerance.

«Jane South has an impressive background in combining her leadership experience of Fine Arts programs in the US and Europe with her experience as a practicing artist whose work cuts across disciplines and reflects the intersectional nature of contemporary arts practice,» said Gerry Snyder, dean of the School of Art.

As part of the event, the Editors of the Journal and the Mercer Law Review organized a day - long symposium at the Mercer Law School in Macon, Georgia to reflect on the history and look toward the future of both LWI and the discipline of legal writing.

To accomplish this, the journal seeks articles that: (1) critically review research on topics of general interest to school psychologists and related disciplines, (2) report on research conducted from different theoretical perspectives and using different methodologies relevant to school - based practitioners, (3) present promising practices or programs that address the needs of children and youth, and (4) critically reflect on the profession of school psychology and the challenges it faces.