Sentences with phrase «successful education systems»

Global evidence suggests that the most successful education systems are those that combine equity with quality.

Since the authors must pick and choose what characteristics they highlight, it is also quite possible that countries have successful education systems because of factors not mentioned at all.

Researchers at my organization, the Denver - based Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning (McREL), have identified «purposeful community» as a critical component of successful education systems.

She said countries with successful education systems haven't resorted to the measures that Walker is promoting.

And the Finns have one of the most successful education systems in the world.

This weakens the public school structure that is fundamental to many successful education systems elsewhere.

Successful education systems value the views of the teaching profession, which Gove insulted when he called them «the blob».

Agreeing that state action is vital, New Jersey's Christopher Cerf told conference participants that successful education systems do the same thing high - quality businesses strive to do: recruit from the very best, maximize the productivity of employees, evaluate responsibly and helpfully, deploy its workforce where it can be most helpful, and have a clear talent - retention strategy.

In January, after arriving at the Ed School to teach International Lessons from Successful Education Systems as a visiting professor, Sahlberg spoke to Ed.

Its overarching message is that successful education systems provide current and future school leaders with preparation that is specifically tailored to the real - world problems and contexts they will face in their work environments.

Compared to the countries with more successful education systems in the world, how is the U.S. doing?

Many successful education systems couple the focus on universal standards and outcomes with efforts to move responsibility to the front line, encouraging responsiveness to local needs and strengthening accountability systems.

This is where successful education systems are heading.

● Driven by the Kansas State Board of Education's vision for education, Kansas Education Systems Accreditation (KESA) identifies evidence - based practices of successful education systems and requires Kansas school districts to employ a quality improvement process that addresses these practices and shows evidence of growth in areas identified by the state board.

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development's (OECD) Andreas Schleicher, once described as «the most important man in education» by Michael Gove, cites greater autonomy as a common feature of some of the world's most successful education systems.

Industries were concentrating around areas with successful education systems.

Our goal this week is to uncover the beliefs and practices that contribute to a successful education system here.

In his first Teacher column of 2017, OECD Director of Education and Skills Andreas Schleicher debunks some of the myths about what makes a successful education system.

They're afraid to muck up what they think is a successful education system for their own children.

Since PISA ranked Finland number one in 2010, educators, policymakers, and politicians have admired the country's successful education system and pondered how to emulate such transformations at home.

Speaking at the last REC Education general meeting Ty Goddard, Director and Founder of the Education Foundation — the UK's only specialist education think tank — argued that «the classroom would change beyond recognition over the coming years» but that «The pillars of any successful education system are great leaders and great teachers».

Carnoy says U.S. educators trying to make sense of PISA can learn more from what's happening in some of our states» most successful education systems, like the one in Massachusetts, rather than from what's happening in South Korea.

Working together, we can make the New Jersey public schools a model for a modern, effective and successful education system that prepares all of its students for a productive role in the global economy of the future.

Teacher quality in successful education systems is a result of careful quality control at the entry stage of teacher education rather than measuring the effectiveness of in - service teachers.

«I would say all of the successful education systems have one thing in common: They have built their success on American education, innovation and ideas,» Sahlberg said.

The Essential Components of a Successful Education System.

First, the one constant that prevails throughout the broader education debate is that without successful Early Childhood Education programs you simply can't have a successful education system.

The Educational Task Force of the Business Roundtable describes nine essential elements of a successful education system (1992).

If Connecticut has any chance to develop a competitive 21st Century economy, we will have to develop a successful education system and we can't achieve that without building off a foundation of successful early childhood programs.

The most successful education systems were often the most open and diverse, Mr Schleicher said, giving Canada as an example.

«No one is better qualified than Vivien Stewart to write about what Americans can learn from other countries with successful education systems and, just as important, how we can actually incorporate these lessons into our own teaching and learning.

The authors compared maths teacher training in England with four of the world's most successful education systems: Singapore, Shanghai, Germany and Massachusetts.

A successful education system can not be delivered «unless governments recognise the centrality of the teacher workforce», said Ms Keates.

A analysis by the National Center on Education and the Economy that examines four countries» successful education systems and how the strategies could be applied to U.S. schools.

This week in The Global Search for Education, he discusses our big picture questions and shares his views on how to nurture and support a successful education system.

«Once these systems are in place, these states will be able to go a long way toward closing the gap between their performance and the performance of the countries with the most successful education systems.»