Sentences with phrase «staff in their specific roles»

The purpose of core training is to instruct staff in their specific roles.

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Train all your staff according to their roles and responsibilities, for example, general training should be organised for all staff as well as more specific, in depth training for staff with more responsibility.

The principal introduces, • Professional development (both in terms of the theoretical knowledge of Second Language Acquisition and specific strategies for ELLs) • Teacher observations (understanding the classroom context and needs of ELL students) • Building Staff Knowledge (role of ESL teachers in instructional planning) • District support (aligning programs district wide and developing responsive programs)

The other two memos review the limits on using staff with non-traditional backgrounds in counseling or library media related roles since both of these positions require specific degrees or endorsements.

Just as we give consumers guidance on recipe selection over the phone, on social media or via live chat on our website, our on - staff veterinarians help train in - store staff on what goes into each recipe and how that translates to your pet's health, whether it be the role of a specific ingredient or the potential benefits of a grain - free diet.

Key responsibilities and active management roles: These are highly variable in executive assistant jobs, so you will definitely need to be specific about your exact duties, to make the best impression on your reader: «My key delegated responsibilities are: Chairing the divisional audit committee, staff training, hiring and management, and IT systems management.»

He also provides plenty of specific examples of the duties he performed in his prior roles, such as interviewing, checking references, educating staff, and coordinating events.

A change in role two years ago, means the school psychologist now works with staff on their own wellbeing and supports year level teams at planning meetings discussing specific needs of students.

Align, integrate, and coordinate family engagement strategies in all aspects of programming, including, but not limited to, involving families in governance, establishing staff positions that focus exclusively on family engagement, identifying specific family engagement responsibilities and professional development opportunities for all roles across systems and programs, providing families with multiple and diverse opportunities for engagement, and creating physical environments that are welcoming and culturally and linguistically responsive

Specification of individual and team roles in planning, training key staff, and implementing specific classroom adaptations.