Sentences with phrase «tenure system without»

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Griffin added that the Concordat accepted the «two - tier system, where people with tenured posts are considered better than those without,» and that more needed to be done to «break down that discrimination.»

«What strikes me is that the outcomes of those without tenure are more focused on individual achievements and the kinds of outcomes that are recognised and rewarded by the system in the form of employment security,» such as presenting at conferences and publishing papers.

Ending tenure without ending the current pension system would create some impossible pressures; teachers nearing certain vesting thresholds, for instance, would have a target on their backs.

Those of us who work without job protections beyond civil rights laws are often astonished by the system of tenure that emerged in U.S. K - 12 education.

But his tenure wasn't without its criticisms: He was also responsible for shepherding more contentious policies such as the rigorous standards tied to RTTT and the teacher evaluation systems that accompanied NCLB waivers.

Without a tenure system that embraces a diverse set of authors, we risk letting our speculative worlds, our visions of alternative and future realities, become stale and shallow.

And practically, how do you make the transition, without a practice management system that makes this easy, a suite of reports that prove profitability and value, and a supporting partnership that is happy to reduce budgets and invest heavily in retooling a pilot team (which means building a fixed fee practice inside a traditional practice management system), or the entire organisation (ruinous cluster f *** every single time), knowing that their tenure at the top table may not be long enough to realise any ROI.

While in Ontario and the Prairie provinces, the development of a system of land tenure was firmly founded on Indigenous treaties, elsewhere in the country (i.e., most of British Columbia, the Yukon, the Northwest Territories, Québec and the Maritimes), non-Indigenous settlement, for the most part, proceeded without purchase of Aboriginal title.