Sentences with phrase «than educators»

It's really nothing more than educators using learning science and technology to solve practical challenges.
As he points out, hearings are often filled with lobbyists rather than educators and practitioners, who really know what is happening inside schools.
But because teachers here are still no closer to closing the achievement gap between wealthy and poor students than educators elsewhere, the state adopted the Common Core standards in 2010.
No one knows better than educators about the importance of staying up - to - date.
The world in which our students will need to live and thrive will change even more rapidly than their educator's world is experiencing today.
Principals with site - based hiring responsibility make no decision of greater consequence than the educators selected to join the school's faculty.
No one better understands the social challenges today's students face than educators.
While I came into the academy because of my love for teaching, I believe that I have become much more than an educator.
Studies suggest that teachers with bachelor's degrees and specialized training in early education are more effective than those educators who don't hold such credentials, says a report on early - childhood education and teacher preparation.
But the effect was to give newly hired teachers more credit for training and previous experience than educators already working within the...
That American society criminally undervalues teachers so we get warehouse attendants rather than educators because it pretends anyone can do the job, or that labor is best served when it's organized?
After all, who in contemporary secular society feels the proselytizing impulse more strongly than educators?
The trio found that higher percentages of Louisiana ELA teachers were able to correctly identify practices and approaches aligned with Common Core than educators in other states that have adopted the Common Core or similar standards.
But in releasing the latest version of what has come to be known as his «wall chart,» Mr. Bell, sounding more like an economist than an educator, warned that «it is too early to claim an academic recovery.»
But no specific policy topic has caused more reformer repentance than educator evaluations.
The lesson one English teacher uses to teach point of view could look very different than another educator teaching the same standard.
According to an IDOE analysis, teachers at schools that received an F from the state were somewhat more likely than educators at A-rated schools not to receive a rating.
You sound more like an angry parent than an educator, and it appears that you've misinterpreted most of the post.
With that said, my hypothesis is that investors would be less likely to gamble on an investment based purely on intuition than an educator would on a teaching strategy because the investor has more to lose in a very short amount of time.
However, the results for English Learner and economically disadvantaged students suggest that high - need students are further behind than educators may have thought.
The claim is that business minded people, using standard business practices, will do better job for our children than educators will because they know how to «run things.»
In my opinion, administrators are more politicians than educators (even those who started out as teachers) which causes them to look to their management organization's needs and survival more than to living up to «Kid's First.»
It's utter classism to look down one's nose at working a trade, as though an electrician with an associate's degree who makes $ 40,000 a year is any less accomplished than an educator with a bachelor's degree who makes the same.
«Nobody knows better than educators what their students need to succeed in the classroom,» said NEA Vice President Becky Pringle.
While researchers have consistently argued that school and principal accountability systems must adjust for student characteristics and resource allocation levels to accurately assess educator effectiveness, states continue to rely on systems that measure student characteristics more than educator effectiveness.
In From Andragogy to Heutagogy (2000), Hase and Kenyon suggest that learning is a learner - centric experience rather than an educator - centric one, where learners who encounter subject matter, in addition to tips on how to learn, increase their overall learning capabilities by becoming highly autonomous and self - determined.
Dr. Tazanu, who was most impressed by how much parents trusted teachers in the room, said «special education teachers have to be more than educators,» and to do that, Mrs. Clemons says, parent voice should be the guide.
In the real world, that means districts have to either practice stricter discipline than educators deem necessary in their low - poverty schools, and / or more lax discipline than educators deem necessary in their high poverty schools.
«[B] eing able to easily discipline students often led others to see them as enforcers rather than educators — a reductive stereotype that we heard throughout the focus groups,» the researchers wrote.
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