Sentences with phrase «student loses the opportunity»

While the state does save money, the school which would have served the student loses the opportunity to serve the child and the accompanying revenue.

The trend of losing arts programs doesn't just mean that students lose the opportunity to paint or play music.

Not exact matches

So if participation in high school sports is good for students, at a certain level it makes sense that as many students as possible should get that opportunity — but if the same group of athletes hogs three sports» worth of spots, then opportunities are lost for others.

Of course, when he does that he runs the risk that those programs don't get restored and, in this case, deserving students may lose out on a college education, which could drastically hurt their career opportunities.

Tuesday's elections presented the opportunity for more collegiate board members, but a West Seneca teenager and a UB student from Amherst both lost their election bids.

But had this opportunity come late in his first postdoc year or early in his second, when his undischarged obligation would have amounted to tens of thousands of dollars, he would have had to choose between losing a potentially life - changing career opportunity and adding a crippling burden to the undergraduate student debt he already owed.

The NSB report acknowledged these sacrifices as «costs to the students in lost opportunities they might otherwise have pursued, the quality of life during the educational period, and the debt burden incurred while pursuing a degree.»

Games such as dodgeball and other elimination or human target games have lost their audience in recent years as physical education curriculum has become infused with a greater focus on getting kids moving, and removing any opportunity for bullying or singling out students.

All of this helps students that get lost during a traditional lecture to have the opportunity to understand.

One of my teachers told me about how he was admitted to Cornell, a really hot Ivy League school, but chose the University of Rochester because he'd felt lost in a 4,000 - student high school and wanted a small college where he thought he'd have more opportunities.

«Unless we are willing to provide more flexibility and choice in the last two years of high school, and more opportunities for students to pursue program options that link work and learning, we will continue to lose far too many young people along the path to graduation,» he says.

Furthermore, if we focus on a dichotomy of «student who experienced trauma» and «student who hasn't experienced trauma,» we lose an opportunity to expand the social - emotional toolbox of every student.

Despite recent victories giving students more opportunities in education, Robert Pondiscio, senior fellow with the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, recently accused education reform advocates of «cowardice» — of having lost their will to fight.

Earlier this year, when the Obama Administration announced a set of proposals that would stop the flow of federal funds to career - training colleges that couldn't show that they were adequately preparing students for gainful employment, critics said that for - profit colleges were being unfairly targeted, and that low - income and nontraditional students would lose opportunity.

So teach your students about the significance of Remembrance Day (see teaching resource) and also give them the opportunity to sit in silence and reflect on those who lost their lives so that we could live.

All of this was reinforced in a widely noted recent study by Alex Bell, Raj Chetty, and colleagues at the Equality of Opportunity Project, which highlighted the inexcusable number of «lost Einsteins» among American students, most of whom come from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Lost on many listeners to the Secretary's address was a more fundamental message: Equality of educational opportunity no longer means what it used to; language - minority students — native...

Thus, guided - reading activities should provide students with the opportunity to reflect on the reading process itself — recording in a log how their background knowledge and experience influenced their understanding of text, identifying where they may have gotten lost during reading and why, and asking any questions they have about the text.

Lacking a systematic approach to centralizing, organizing, and analyzing the information, organizations lose out on opportunities to improve services and student outcomes.

And the problem is, students still believe numerous myths about eLearning, which makes them lose the opportunity to get benefits from it.

Although the Common Core is battered and bruised, one hopes that the quiet and reasoned arguments of the sensible center will prevail and the nation won't lose this historic opportunity to provide American students with a more rigorous, content - rich, cohesive K - 12 education.

Lost Opportunity Costs: if we are too tight, we will miss some great opportunities for our students.

Every day a student is absent is a lost opportunity for learning.

On average, students from low - income communities lose three months of academic gains during the summer because of limited summer learning opportunities.

«As teachers, we are greatly saddened at the thought of losing the opportunity to help all of our students master the skills they need to find satisfaction and success in their education,» she told the board.

Teachers are happy to take on their share of the burden and be part of the solution, but the truth is that schools, teachers and students are already shouldering more than our fair share in lost supplies, educational opportunities and promised pay raises.

Eidmann also said in the ruling Hernandez «recognized that students at Jefferson are being deprived of their equal educational opportunities that they are constitutionally entitled to because of the amount of learning time they have lost and are continuing to lose.»

College opportunities are a powerful motivator — but these students still could have been lost in the anonymity of a postsecondary campus.

That is bad news for students and a lost opportunity for creating cross-state equity by raising standards across the nation.

Like losing sight of the students when we observe and give feedback, we can also lose sight of the students when we are planning teacher learning opportunities.

Teachers are frustrated that they lose opportunities to teach more freely because they are constantly preparing the students to perform well on tests.

«As public schools lose students via school choice or for any other reason, they have a tremendous opportunity to improve the quality of their schools.

Now, more than 90,000 students using opportunity scholarships are in jeopardy of losing the opportunity to attend the quality school of their choice in which they are currently enrolled.

The bipartisan Every Student Succeeds Act of 2015 (ESSA) ushered in a new way to improve K - 12 schools.1 ESSA promised states the opportunity to create more holistic school classification systems using new measures of school quality or student success — without losing sight of academic achieStudent Succeeds Act of 2015 (ESSA) ushered in a new way to improve K - 12 schools.1 ESSA promised states the opportunity to create more holistic school classification systems using new measures of school quality or student success — without losing sight of academic achiestudent success — without losing sight of academic achievement.

They may lose the opportunity to exchange ideas through group discussion, which can be enriched when students of varying backgrounds have the chance to participate.

Emphasis is on compliance rather than practice; educators stay in their silos and do not collaborate; opportunities to grow are lost; and professional learning does not translate into student learning.

Nearly half of youth who applied for a summer job in 2015 were turned down, and this opportunity gap contributes to gaps in achievement even after high school, particularly for low - income students who lose access to supports that keep them safe, healthy, and engaged during the school year.

But when it comes to average daily attendance (ADA)-- the total days of student attendance divided by the total days of instruction — a score of nearly 95 percent means millions of lost dollars and lost academic opportunities.

The problem of the summer slide is compounded for ELL students, who may lose all access to fluent English modeling and speaking opportunities over the summer months resulting in loss of language skills.

At a time when many Americans have lost faith in Washington's ability to solve problems, this is a chance for educators, parents and Congress to work together and ensure equal opportunity for every student.

«Studies have found that students from low - income families lose ground academically over the summer, and also are less likely than students from wealthier families to have access to enriching, non-academic experiences,» said Lucas Held of The Wallace Foundation, which released the guide in partnership with Crosby Marketing Communications of Annapolis, Md. «Many of these parents and students aren't used to thinking of summer as an opportunity for learning, so it was important to listen to them and to market voluntary summer learning opportunities in ways that would appeal to them and to their children.»

The impact statement describes how Pamlico County is not wealthy enough to support two comprehensive high schools, and the prospect of losing one - third of its state funding to Arapahoe would limit students» opportunities and diminish the breadth and quality of education Pamlico County would be able to provide.

No college student should lose their opportunity to get an education simply because they don't have the money to pay for it.

Students should not lose this opportunity for taking the experts help for their thesis.

With Federal loans, you also have the various student loan forgiveness programs that you may qualify for, and you'll lose those opportunities if you refinance.

But when law school continues to use the «doctrine focused» method of teaching in the second and third year it loses the opportunity to teach critical lawyering skills and to help students form their professional identity as ethical lawyers.

However, should the elusive entry - level opportunity pass you by, all is not lost — our interviewees strongly discouraged students from discounting the option of working for a few years at a firm before moving in - house.

Lost of student seeking for new job opportunities even on their first year at university.