Sentences with phrase «unique perspective on education»

However, attorney Daniel M. Margolis has developed a unique perspective on education law, and can guide students and parents through the maze of protocols and procedures demanded by a dispute with a public or private school.

Common Town, Koobits, Kungfu Math, Latize, Money Tree and Vertical Miles, are driving forward innovation and offer a unique perspective on education and learning.

After 40 years in the classroom, I have acquired a unique perspective on education and the constant influence of technology.

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Going through the process of earning a Ph.D. provides a unique perspective on bridging the gap and fostering a relationship between the public school and higher education systems.

«Tom is unique in that he understands the theoretical, research, and policy perspectives on urban education, yet is masterful in designing and executing practices that result in improved teaching and learning in the classroom, at the school and at the district level.

Ethan's leads the continuing education and thought leadership efforts that reflect Allen Interactions» unique perspective on designing and developing performance - based learning programs through teaching ATD eLearning Design Workshops, conference and webinar presentations, blogging, and writing a variety of eBooks and white papers.

On World Teachers Day, Three Educators Share Their Unique Perspectives UNICEF, October 4, 2011 UNICEF's podcast moderator Femi Oke spoke with Jamila Marofi, a high school teacher from Afghanista; Gorma Minnie, a school administrator from Liberia; and Professor Fernando Reimers from the Harvard Graduate School of Education in America about World Teacher's Day.

Jim's legal background, deep knowledge of K - 12 education policy and leadership, and his success — over many years — navigating the politics of school reform, provide a unique and vital perspective on StandardsWork's Board.

Mandy is a strong educator who believes in a great public education for every student and has a unique perspective on meeting the needs of some of our nation's most vulnerable children.

With a career that spans the entertainment industry, software, and education, Derek brings a unique and sometimes controversial perspective on what it takes for our most challenged schools to achieve academic excellence for each child.

Through various professional development activities such as workshops, retreats, and seminars, he has provided guidance, formation and education to leaders of Catholic schools in all 50 states, Canada, Ireland, and Australia and his work in the private, faith - based sector has given him a unique perspective on the moral, ethical, and religious dimensions of education.

Our goal: to better understand their unique experiences, why they teach, what they believe they bring to the classroom and the field, their perspectives on the state of education as a whole, and the challenges they confront in the workplace.

Arguably the biggest draw for attendees was the chance to meet lawmakers to discuss their unique and critical perspective on education in this country.

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With a background in education and cross-cultural studies, Dr. Martinez has a unique perspective on child development, parenting roles and learning.