Sentences with phrase «stricter accountability measures»

But here the story is more complicated, because Massachusetts combined strong non-financial remedial measures — strong standards, enhanced assessments, and strict accountability measures — with increased funding.

The former generally seeks to privatize government functions and establishes strict accountability measures, while the latter focuses on citizens as customers of government and seeks to humanize public policy (Denhardt & Denhardt, 2007).

These schools were allowed to grow as state leaders and the Arizona State Board for Charter Schools developed strict accountability measures.

They voluntarily do their homework, study for standardized tests, and comply with strict accountability measures.

Ladner says that if Arizona instituted strict accountability measures such as five - year charters and default closures, some charters that blossomed into top - performing schools might have been arbitrarily closed.

Although principals relinquish some control in this model, its strict accountability measures promote good teaching and learning.

This is very different from a government top - down technocratic approach, which might have strict accountability measures in place, but fails to recognise there may be better ways of delivering the program.

Not exact matches

After more than a decade of strict federal mandates and measures of school success, a new education law is inviting policymakers across the country to rethink «accountability.»

This measure will allow up to 40 public charter schools to be authorized in our state over a five - year period, with strict oversight and accountability to be sure they are meeting high performance standards.

Proper protections for privacy in this area reside in the strict limitation of invasive powers to what is demonstrably necessary to ensure public safety and in strong measures for accountability, commensurate with the powers vested.