Johnston views cuts to entitlement funding as particularly damaging in a world where evidence of extra-curricular achievement is increasingly important.
The Global Village School Zone is the latest example of how urban school districts, under pressure to raise student achievement, have increasingly looked outside their own operations for guidance, support and innovation.
He added that if a measure refusing to finance the health law is not going to get passed, "How much blood are we going to leave on the floor over this?" The Republican divide on just how far they should go to torpedo Mr. Obama's signature domestic achievement is increasingly becoming a stand-in for the broader party dispute between purists and pragmatists.
Teacher judgments of student achievement are increasingly used for high-stakes decision-making, making it imperative that judgments be as fair and reliable as possible.
The Hadith (the sayings of Muhammad) exhort believers to seek knowledge, "even as far as China".These scholars' achievements are increasingly celebrated.
That's only fitting because during his career, his achievements were increasingly buried beneath headlines touting big-name players with big muscles.
Abbott's continuing reliance on parroting "stop the boats" as the cornerstone of his achievements has, increasingly, appeared to be the lone surviving remnant of his campaign promises that he has been able to follow through on.
Achievement tests are increasingly being used to hold schools and individual educators accountable.
At present, one of the main problems, in the development of diesel engines is represented by the achievement of an increasingly strict control on the systems used for the pollutant emission reduction.
Backed by new constitutional rights to organize, bargain, and strike, in sharp contrast to prewar years, Japanese unions made notable achievements as they increasingly emphasized industrial activity.
