Sentences with phrase «ultimately affects schools»

As implementation progresses with states adopting plans this year, only time will tell how this newest evolution ultimately affects schools and students.

These attitudes, along with an improved sense of care, may ultimately affect the school's culture.

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While the lawsuit focuses on the named cities, a decision could ultimately affect the way small city schools in Albany, Schenectady and Troy are funded, said Reynolds.

Researchers from the Universitat Politècnica de València, in collaboration with the company C - Robots, S.L., have developed a new safety system for city and school buses that detects the presence of pedestrians in the surroundings of the bus stop, warns the driver of dangerous conditions and, ultimately, directly affects the vehicle.

I've always had digestive problems and doctors never find anything wrong with me they just give me the usual things for an upset stomach but its not just my stomach that bothers me, I can feel it in my intestines too and lately I've been feeling really sick and just can't take it anymore because it is affecting me in school so I've been searching all over too see what could be the cause of my problem and well everything that is wrong with me that I've searched has ultimately led me to Candida which I had no idea existed.

Ultimately, more studies are needed to determine how arsenic in food affects human health, said Carolyn Murray, an assistant professor of community and family medicine at Dartmouth Medical School.

«We want every young person to grow up feeling confident about themselves and their future - but too often mental health issues can have a lifelong impact and affect their performance at school, careers and ultimately their life opportunities.

Beyond inflammatory rhetoric about teacher unions, pay - for - performance, and other hot - button school policies, we need to be thoughtful about how our decisions affect teachers — and, ultimately, our children.

School choice will ultimately prevail or disappear based on how it affects entire urban populations, not just the small group of students who benefit directly from being able to attend private schools tuition - free.

I recently submitted public comments on the proposed SNS regulation, which emphasized the importance of considering how proposed changes would affect spending decisions and, ultimately, students, as opposed to simply calculating how many dollars would be transferred from one school to another.

Now she is an evangelist with a mission: to build from 25 Ed.L.D.s per year, to extend to the partner organizations where they will intern and the entities they ultimately lead, and ultimately to affect other education schools.

In this light, the IOM was asked to examine the status of physical activity and physical education efforts in schools, how physical activity and fitness affect health outcomes, and what can be done to help schools get kids to become more active — ultimately improving kids» health.

Due to its breadth and complexity, it is difficult to predict how all of these changes will ultimately affect how public schools teach children.

It focuses on what is happening across the many functions of schools and systems that ultimately affect student outcomes, including teaching and learning, resource allocation, school climate and culture, governance, and management.

The squeeze for time to plan lessons and complete other administrative tasks shapes a school's professional environment and, ultimately, affects the quality of instruction.

As dean, she'll be keeping an eye on «how that's ultimately going to affect our curricula and whether we're going to get called on to do more skills training in law school,» she says.

If you do get a ticket, make sure you go to traffic school to clear the item off of your record - this will ultimately not affect your rates.

The negative impact of aggression - related problems reaches beyond a patient's family, ultimately affecting society as a whole (e.g. school - dropouts, delinquency, teen - pregnancies, substance abuse or difficulties integrating into work life [3,5,6]-RRB-.