Sentences with phrase «turnaround in»

There seem to be several factors, including the popularity of television and movie tie - ins — the success of DC's graphic novel program linked to Man of Steel is singled out — and a turnaround in manga sales.

And if there's a turnaround in store for the Nook hardware division, it remains far from view.

At this point, Digital Book World's weekly ebook ranking project — which includes an aggregate Top 25 listing — is seeing a pronounced turnaround in pricing toward the upside.

The turnaround in auto sales is well underway at Ford Motor Company.

Without providing such appealing features at a competitive price it would be foolish to expect a huge turnaround in the sales charts / profit.

Launched in August 2014, the Zest marked the beginning of Tata Motors» turnaround in the Indian market and was the first of the many new products to... Read More

Volvo has had quite the turnaround in the past few years, and the new XC60 continues paving the way for a brighter future.

, coupled with the insight and knowledge they provided me, resulted in the ability to close on a deal that met / exceeded all my needs and got me in the right car, for the right price with the turnaround in a few hours.

We have a full turnaround in the United States,» said Masuko.

School turnaround in North Carolina: A regression discontinuity analysis.

The need for a rapid turnaround in test scores (so they can be included in end - of - year evaluations) coupled with an increased emphasis on exam security will result in increased costs for districts.

The Illinois contract you speak of, which has yet to be tendered, is actually a request to do turnaround in two historically failing districts.

NEA President Dennis Van Roekel told The Huffington Post that he wants to fix the problem of high turnaround in the teaching field.

Furthermore, the literature lacks empirical evidence on the frequency of turnaround in these low - performing schools.

A new school year begins Monday in Springfield, Massachusetts where rising standardized test scores and a falling dropout rate are seen as signs of a turnaround in the struggling public school system.

I recently spoke to the ACE team about the concept we often invoked in the early days of a school turnaround in which I was involved — «confuse them with love.»

The high school had significant turnaround in reducing suspensions, increasing graduation rates and academic scores over a period of time.

Johnson is honored for his success in overseeing a remarkable turnaround in student achievement in the district by focusing on student learning and teacher collaboration.

The purpose of this meeting is to provide states the opportunity to collaborate and discuss key issues as they work to close opportunity and achievement gaps by supporting turnaround in the lowest performing schools and schools with the largest opportunity and achievement gaps.

Many LEAs tackle a third task: facilitating turnaround in their lowest performing schools.

The framework shares, in practical language, the critical practices of successful school turnaround in four domains, or areas of focus, that research and experience suggest are central to rapid and significant improvement: turnaround leadership, talent development, instructional transformation, and culture shift.

Dyett and Price are to be closed, and Fuller Elementary is slated to be turned around, despite the fact that the most recent turnaround in Bronzeville, the AUSL Phillips High School «turnaround» has been a failure.

Unless there is a major turnaround in the California economy in the next two years, schools may be looking at a future without financial support from the state for building new classrooms and upgrading old ones.

In Today's ENR: Utah State Board of Education gives preliminary approval to a new rule on school turnaround in Utah.

We, FNECC, submit this report to Denver's Board of Education as they consider strategies for turnaround in Denver's Far Northeast schools on November 18, 2010.

Wall Of Debt Could Crush State's Role In Funding School Construction Unless there is a major turnaround in the California economy in the next two years, schools may be looking at a future without financial support from the state for building new classrooms and upgrading old ones.

Given its history, the turnaround in New Jersey's largest district is nothing short of remarkable.

Ms Lecker speaks of «extortion» and she is not wrong: Mr. Pryor's preferred option for turnaround in «failing districts» is to have these communities do what he wants or he will impose on them a plan of his own.

The Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy recently received an award from the National Principal's Leadership Institute for its turnaround in student performance.

A redesigned School Turnaround Learning Community (STLC) site provides access to a range of free resources and opportunities for engagement focused on school turnaround in action.

Her teacher policies have been widely cited as a lever that enabled Rhee to produce an unprecedented turnaround in low DC students» scores.

But several years of similar findings reinforced that implementing these four practices well was the key to successful school turnaround in Massachusetts.

Thanks to the work of teachers and school leaders, a high - poverty K - 5 school in Fort Myers, Fla., earned its highest grade ever and made the biggest turnaround in Lee County history

What made a difference in the powerful turnaround in these educational systems?

Despite all of the negative reports, Henderson contends there is reason to hope for a turnaround in America's school cafeterias.

In terms of turnaround in behavior, grades, and participation in school activities, particularly in the past year, Pearl explained for herself how the program helped: «At the end of last year, I saw some of my classmates losing their privileges, consistently getting in trouble, and I got tired of that.

In February this year we highlighted a school in Western Australia that has seen such a swift turnaround in student results, that independent think - tank The Grattan Institute named it one of four Australian schools that proved rapid transformation was possible.

«The story of the Erdington Academy's turnaround in such a short time has been nothing short of inspirational in the way the teachers and pupils have worked together.

One of the largest further education colleges in England is celebrating what could be the most spectacular turnaround in the sector in recent years.

And we opened that September with a minority enrollment of 64 percent, a 27 - point turnaround in just four months.

The one exception to that generalization is a significant turnaround in support for school vouchers, which until this year had been in decline.

The resultant turnaround in results was so swift and marked that a report from independent think - tank The Grattan Institute, named it as one of four schools in Australia that proved rapid transformation was possible.

Among other things, he's brought in Monica Higgins, an associate professor at the Ed School, to organize a series of 90 - minute roundtables every three to four weeks in which outside policy experts and practitioners meet with Duncan and his top deputies for an open discussion on a particular topic — teacher performance, turnaround in schools.

The new figures also lead some analysts to suggest that the improvement among California students may portend a national turnaround in student achievement.

«We are equally proud that this partnership has helped us on our journey of improvement, which has seen both schools being removed from special measures and rated «good» by Ofsted — an incredible turnaround in such as short space of time.»

We've worked one - on - one with hundreds of students over the last decade, and while they always start from «my teacher hates me» or «I'm just bad at this subject,» a change in their own behaviors and beliefs consistently leads to a turnaround in grades.

Mesquite Elementary School, in Tucson, Arizona, attributes much of its turnaround in student performance — and their ongoing success — to their Reteach and Enrich program.

Teacher chats to Annette Rueggeberg, co-principal of a secondary school in north west Germany that has experienced a remarkable turnaround in fortunes following an unusual request from a leading orchestra.

But how does a school that was among the lowest performing in the state experience such a dramatic turnaround in such a short time?

It explores the influence of social unrest in Baltimore on the girls and their routines, which galvanizes a turnaround in the fledgling program.