Sentences with phrase «suitable learning environment»

KM: Due to the adverse affects on the students and teachers, our findings suggest that open - plan classrooms that are unable to control the noise from adjacent classes are unlikely to be suitable learning environments for young children.

The ASE was keen to point out that seeking specialist advice will help schools ensure labs are safe and provide a suitable learning environment.

In order to provide a quality education and to create a suitable learning environment for the students, the school has taken different steps and according to Teron they have achieve success to some extent.

There is no doubt that this school has achieved success in creating a suitable learning environment for the children.

If the teacher is a strong teacher with a well - behaved class, this can be a suitable learning environment.

But whether an education institution seeks LEED certification from the U.S. Green Building Council, strives to meet criteria set forth by the Collaborative from High Performance Schools, or simply follows their own green design path, most schools and universities remain vigilant about finding ways to create facilities that provide a suitable learning environment while using less energy.

The Stull Act requires that teacher evaluations include: pupil progress, instructional techniques and strategies used by the employee, employee's «adherence to curricular objectives» and establishment and maintenance of a suitable learning environment.

Councils should have resources to ensure home - schooled children receive «a good standard of education, delivered in a suitable learning environment and that they are safe,» the ADCS said in a report in December 2017.

Worked effectively with directors and staff members to provide a suitable learning environment for 12 infants.

Perform responsibilities of maintaining a suitable learning environment including a clean and safe appearance of the classroom and playground

Example resumes for this position highlight such skills as providing information to parents concerning their children's abilities, developments, and areas of concern; and maintaining a suitable learning environment, including a clean and safe appearance of the classroom and playground.