Sentences with phrase «teaching staff structures»

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But, because I supervise staff and need to provide feedback around structured teaching I thought, in terms of my personal development, it's an area I could develop further.»

The David Young Academy in Leeds (see panel on page 21) offers a pay structure which puts teaching and non ‑ teaching staff on the same footing.

Creating a tightly structured environment and staff development programme, assisted by Teach First, BGTC transformed other schools» excluded students and created a new culture of expectation.

We then developed a cohesive whole school plan to upskill our staff in the teaching and learning processes and the structure that ensured it was all working well, and for us that was some larger whole school structures around formative assessment, as well as constructing «power standards» for our learning areas.

So just as the best schools translate their missions and values into a strong school culture and a focus teaching and learning, the best MATs translate their mission into a clear school improvement strategy across all their schools that in turn informs its staff structure and operations.

Through simple yet powerful principles — structuring for success, teaching expectations, observing and monitoring, interacting positively, and correcting calmly — your staff can learn to dispel problems and at the same time create solutions to improve the climate of the entire classroom.

The conference voted in favour of the motion that every school should publish its staffing structure and pay ranges of all teaching staff, including senior leadership salaries and those of executive head teachers.

After analyzing the data and writing each case we found that four components stood out as consistently prominent across all the schools: a broad and deep curriculum designed for all students with little tracking or ability grouping (meaning that most students get the same high quality learning experiences in all classes); a teaching staff with advanced content knowledge; a mission - focused administrative structure with a flattened hierarchy that invited collaboration with and among teachers and students; and supports for underrepresented students, such as advisories with personalized college planning, tutoring or summer research programs on college campuses.

But a failing school has yet to see its teaching / administrative staff replaced or its entire structure overhauled by a charter organization, as the Parent Trigger law allows.

Observe, coach and mentor instructional staff to ensure that teaching is at all times intentional, engaging, and rigorous, and that teachers are creating a warm, structured, and responsive classroom culture

From the creation and development of a highly motivated, organised and driven extended leadership team, the introduction of systems and structures such as Achievement Teams and the remodelling of the leadership structure to place much more emphasis on learning and teaching, this has resulted in much improved teaching and learning outcomes for learners and focussed and effective CPD for teaching staff.»

It is also high time to ditch traditional teacher compensation and seniority - based privileges that keep laggard instructors in classrooms; utilizing student test score growth data in evaluations as well as in structuring teaching staffs must also be done.

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School staff encourage cooperation in the classroom when they structure cooperative learning activities where children work together on a specific task or project and teach children the skills to work together effectively.

The 40 adolescent males and 5 adolescent females who participated in the 8 - week study were taught note - taking skills, social skills and problem solving in highly structured classrooms and intensive supervision by staff during a Summer Treatment Program for Adolescents (STP) conducted by the ADHD Program at the Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.