Sentences with phrase «to have more autonomy»

One thing that appealed to me about charters was that charters were going to have more autonomy in exchange for greater accountability.

Students will have more autonomy over how they will master the objectives for each subject area.

She later added that when traditional public schools have more autonomy they will be in a much stronger position.

They report that they find more meaning in their work and they benefit from having more autonomy and being part of a community.

In a personalized learning model, students have more autonomy.

Players also had more autonomy — including moral autonomy — than ever before.

You will therefore have more autonomy than you would have in larger organisations, with a greater possibility of pushing yourself outside of your comfort zone and finding stretch opportunities within your role.

You can empower your child to have more autonomy by giving him or her access to their own clothing.

This means that schools have more autonomy to decide how to educate students and measure success while also allowing for comparisons between schools.

For example, with support from Morningside Center, the group worked through the difference between a traditional view of discipline as «punishment» versus an approach that, in Maria's words, «lets children have a chance to reflect on their behavior, to encourage children to have more autonomy so they can learn to make good decisions on their own.»

Since Franco's death in 1975 Spain's Basque country now has more autonomy than any other region in Spain, including its own parliament, police force, education policies and ability to collect taxes, but hardline ETA members and supporters remain determined to fight for full independence.

Because charter schools have more autonomy when it comes to choosing retirement options for their teachers, they're poised to innovate and lead by example, especially in regard to teachers» retirement benefits.

2015 saw a change, Rodgers had more autonomy.

As a tween, though, your child has more autonomy, or the ability to take charge of many of her own responsibilities, like due dates for school projects and when she needs to leave for sports practice.

The Conservative Party is changing the way it is organised so that the Northern regions have more autonomy to set budgets and organise campaigns - albeit «within the Party's overall national strategy».

Teachers in Poland have more autonomy over curriculum and assessment than the OECD average, and they experience below - average class sizes, teaching time and salaries.

Keep me interested: As an alternative school, BDEA has more autonomy over curricular choices; teachers can develop courses in unique topic areas designed to reengage off - track students.

The academy chain - wide restructures also question ministers» claims that headteachers in academies have more autonomy.

Business owners or freelance writers or consultants have more autonomy, can set their own hours and enjoy the kind of flexibility and mobility that those tied down to 9 - to - 5 salaried gigs do not have.

For example, with support from Morningside Center, the group worked through the difference between a traditional view of discipline as «punishment» versus an approach that, in Maria's words, «lets children have a chance to reflect on their behavior, to encourage children to have more autonomy so they can learn to make good decisions on their own.»

Since Franco's death in 1975 Spain's Basque country now has more autonomy than any other region in Spain, including its own parliament, police force, education policies and ability to collect taxes, but hardline ETA members and supporters remain determined to...

«When I started Zapier, I saw it as a way to have more autonomy in the workplace and focus on my own interests, but I still needed to know how to manage people, especially as the business grew.

For Arizona's 556 charter schools, independent public schools that have more autonomy over school operations than district schools, testing flexibility gives a charter school the ability to match a test with its unique mission.

Third, innovation schools have more autonomy from district mandates than traditional DPS schools but far less than charters.

Members of such organizations tend to have more autonomy.

They are not going to stop being strong willed, but gradually, as they get older and have more autonomy, they will become more settled in their own skin.

He has more autonomy, now that he's settling in and now that they're both older and they can do more active field trips together and that the day is not dictated by naps, you know, for the little one.

Schools could opt to offer the same schemes, but will have more autonomy over how to do so as the Department for Education (DfE) reorganises the way it funds projects to tie in with the coalition's emphasis on localism.

«We do find that teachers after NCLB felt like they had more autonomy at work and more control, which is kind of backward to what we hear when we think about «teach to the test,»» he said.

Before her SIG grant ended, Nolan, in her foresight, applied to become an innovation school — a public school in Massachusetts that has more autonomy and flexibility than a traditional public school.

The study, released last month, paints a mixed picture of the schools: They have more autonomy than traditional schools, but lose some of the financial security and other support that comes from close ties to a district.

Charter schools are started in order to realize an educational vision; have more autonomy over organizational, personnel, or governance matters; serve a special population; receive public funds; engender parent involvement and ownership; or attract students and parents.

«They still have a UTLA contract, but they have more autonomies than traditional schools have,» Delugach says of pilot schools like SJHA.

I submit teaching teachers is a lot like teaching younger learners (except that they have more autonomy).

Teachers at BASIS Curriculum Schools have more autonomy and responsibility that lead to better academic performance for students.

They, like private schools, will have more autonomy and direct accountability, but like traditional public schools, will be free and open to all district students.

He and a small group of UTLA teachers will partner with the district to start one or more pilot schools — schools that will have more autonomy than normal public schools but remain within the district.

«We think (high autonomy) allows charters to have more autonomy and flexibility in their special education programming.

There is great value in having more autonomy and accountability at the state level, and in many ways California has been ahead of this curve in terms of a strong statewide approach that focuses on local control and multiple measures of effectiveness.

It's allowed me to have more autonomy.

You have more autonomy and choices in what you do, but you also have more responsibility and there's nobody to split the costs with when a big project like replacing a roof comes up.

They want to have more autonomy, but do not want to go into sole practice because it is isolating and does not offer the infrastructure or support (IT, billing) of a firm.

If the focus and curriculum are appealing to you, or you like the idea of a school that has more autonomy than a traditional school in the system, you might prefer a charter.

My guess is that Sony wanted to have more autonomy, especially in terms of its smartphone revenue, and that's why it decided to sell unlocked phones directly, something that doesn't quite work well in the US given the enormous power that carriers have.

For example, if you are looking to take on more responsibility, have more autonomy in your day to day role, and move quickly to a more senior position then this could be the right move for you.

As work - life balance spirals out of control in many careers, some are deciding to become freelancers or contractors by choice to have more autonomy.

They are not going to stop being strong willed, but gradually, as they get older and have more autonomy, they will become more settled in their own skin.