Sentences with phrase «upcoming changes in education»

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The upcoming changes at Fuller Theological Seminary, expected to go into place in 2019, hint at the shifting landscape for Christian higher education.

Damian said the findings suggest traditional education may not be fully equipped to address upcoming changes in the labor market, although she acknowledged the educational system has changed since the research subjects were in school in the 1960s.

From upcoming changes to sex and relationships education to new guidance for schools about sexual harassment and sexting, now is an important moment for schools to consider how they empower children to develop healthy relationships in a digital age.

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However, Mr. Reville, the Massachusetts education secretary, writes in an upcoming commentary in the New England Journal of Higher Education that he would never support the «wholesale, undifferentiated firing of an entire faculty,» but that restructuring and staff changes certainly will be made in the lowest - performingeducation secretary, writes in an upcoming commentary in the New England Journal of Higher Education that he would never support the «wholesale, undifferentiated firing of an entire faculty,» but that restructuring and staff changes certainly will be made in the lowest - performingEducation that he would never support the «wholesale, undifferentiated firing of an entire faculty,» but that restructuring and staff changes certainly will be made in the lowest - performing schools.

Given the political climate and opportunities for change — the availability of stimulus funds (including Secretary of Education Arne Duncan's commitment of $ 350 million in stimulus funding to support assessment work), the movement toward common standards, and the upcoming reauthorization of No Child Left Behind — we can bypass the debate between the two flawed options of either maintaining the status quo or returning to performance - based assessment systems of the 1990s.

Please be sure to check out / join the Florida Educators United group on Facebook, as well as share this podcast with other public education advocates who want to get involved to help foster change by voting in the upcoming election cycle.

As Julie describes in her upcoming book, The Human Side of Changing Education, schools don't change.

Even after the upcoming changes to RECOs Mandatory Continuing Education model, when you cant get credits for such a courses, I would still attend and highly recommend any course that is offered by Rebecca, not just in the real estate field, but for any business applications that need to utilize social media.