Sentences with phrase «students get to a better place»

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I'm in a really good place with my finances (2k savings, no student debt, only expenses essentially rent, groceries, and utilities) and I want to get ahead financially so I can pay my parents back and save up a lot.

Schools need to know that they're going to get this funding for five years so they can actually put some really good programs in place, and know they're going to be able to sustain it to see students through their years of schooling.

As I got to know my students, I learned about the people who were important in their lives — siblings, cousins, parents, grandparents — as well as the places, activities, and traditions they cherished in their communities (locally and in native countries their families had emigrated from).

Learn about a Quiet Time intervention in place at Visitacion Valley Middle School that helps students relax, promotes well - being, and fosters more positive interactions; then explore four steps to implementing a meditation program at school and find tips for getting started.

«Well done to all those students who have worked so hard to get their results and secure their place at university or college.

Behavior can become more erratic then, and without good habits in place, students are more likely to get out of control.

Given these views, it followed that the only hope for black students to get a good education was to be rescued from their inferior institutions and pathologies and placed in integrated schools.

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«For some students yes (it's about getting them back to the school they've come from), but for some we seem to be the best place to suit them.

They require enough time for each component to be done well, for students to get time in the field, for experts to come in at the appropriate place, and for the final product to be high quality.

He placed the best teachers in reading positions to ensure struggling students get the attention and focus they need to gain proficiency in reading.

If we could get back to the basics — great schools — and empowering families to make the decisions that best suit their child's education, we might see more success stories for students, which is at the heart of why educators like McKeon signed up for this work in the first place.

As school board directors, you are fully aware that resourced public schools are desirable places to learn and are the best setting for every Wisconsin student to get off toward a great future.

Here's what I told them: As a teacher, I would love for someone to ask me to imagine what it would be like to work in a place that ensures that all teachers have the chance to improve their craft, and be rewarded for getting better; a place that lets all teachers make the best use of their talents by focusing their time and energy on parts of their job that they do best; a place that lets great teachers multiply their impact by giving more students access to their teaching for more pay; and a place that offers excellent teachers leadership roles that are not far removed from students.

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A classroom community provides a safe place for students and is a huge asset to your classroom management Getting the school year off to a good...

As Dropout Nation has noted ad nauseam, few of the accountability systems allowed to replace No Child's Adequate Yearly Progress provision are worthy of the name; far too many of them, including the A-to-F grading systems put into place by such states as New Mexico (as well as subterfuges that group all poor and minority students into one super-subgroup) do little to provide data families, policymakers, teachers, and school leaders need to help all students get high - quality education.

«If you have this line in third grade, then it might be the case that schools respond to that... by giving a lot more effort to students and maybe moving the best teachers in or maybe a more motivated focus on reading before the kids get to the third grade in the first place and face the probability of being retained.»

The choice we never got was to put in place the best practices we know that match our students» needs.

Duncan opened the meeting by describing a «tremendous urgency to get better educationally,» noting the country's fall from first to 16th place in the world in college graduation rates, the national high school dropout rate of 25 percent, and his belief that the United States has a skills crisis — not a jobs crisis — and must better prepare students for their transition to a career.

We have a lot to learn, but it seems that schools that excel in building these qualities are places where students are loved and supported by highly engaged teachers, where they work on getting along better, play together, satisfy their curiosity, make art, try new technologies, and explore new ideas.

When these experienced teachers refer to «getting to know their students,» it is true that they are referring in part to a student's English language proficiency, as well as strategizing the best way to assess the student's language and literacy skills with valid, reliable measures in order to place student in the appropriate classrooms.

While parents think about back to school shopping, getting kids back to a good sleep schedule, getting everyone registered for their classes, and setting up a solid morning schedule for everyone (parents and kids), there's one important place that can be amplified to really support student success — the dialog between teachers and parents about students and assessments.

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It's an aggregator tool you can use to view and track all of your student loans in one place and get strategies on how to pay them down the best way possible.

If you are currently trying to get out of debt and have student debt, unpaid credit cards, or outstanding loans; you are at the right place to take the step towards a better future.

In this year - long, place - based, student - centered program, participants not only learn environmental science concepts, but also get a chance to utilize scientific practice to better understand their parks and communities.

Getting to see my surroundings and new places as a student was the best reward I could ever get.

I do think that extra emphasis should be placed throughout on getting across to students the working environment of science: including the what, how, and why of peer review, checks and balances, etc. (methodologic hygiene if you will); and also on the values of science — everything from rigor and integrity to valuing the best, real insights above, you know, just «winning» for the sake of winning (by whatever means).

Hauser has managed to get students conserving by changing some everyday habits, such as using both sides of a sheet of paper, saving outdated fliers in a scrap drawer for reuse, placing food scraps in a compost bin behind the school, as well as collecting bottles and cans for recycling.

After articling at an established medium - sized Vancouver firm myself 26 years ago, and pretty well staying with downtown Vancouver firms for most of my professional life, I'd have to say that students who article in Surrey or practise for their first few years there (or for that matter, any place outside of downtown Vancouver), may have a greater opportunity for getting into court on a regular basis than their downtown counterparts, who can be stuck compiling lists of documents on multimillion - dollar deals and doing memos of law while their Surrey colleagues are in trial after trial, and chambers application after chambers application, cutting their teeth in front of judges.

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Other roles of the position include inculcating unity and teamwork amongst students by placing them in groups during class work for them to get to know each other better, learn from one another, and get along even better.