Sentence examples for achievement policy from inspiring English sources
Traditionally, explains Debbie Barnes, chair of the ADCS educational achievement policy committee, the Ofsted inspectorate assesses the attainment and progress of children in care in exactly the same way as it does for their peers.
His areas of emphasis focus on student achievement, policy, culture, diversity and philosophy.
With growing inequality now a greater danger than middle-class pupils' inadequate achievement, policies that widen learning differences should be avoided.
So, going into the summit and thinking about the next five years, policymakers need to focus on the fundamentals for MDG achievement – policies that stimulate growth and address inequalities in poor people's access to economic and political opportunity.
If weight status and cardiorespiratory fitness are related with students' academic achievement, policy-makers and society should recognize its importance in order to contribute to better health, education and consequently economic development.
"The Congress party faced its opponents on the basis of its achievements, policies and principles.
The way public resources are used is a major determinant of achievement of policy objectives in the social policy arena and is key to implementation of child‟s rights.
However, achievement of policy goals is hampered by a number of factors including a lack of harmonisation between policy instruments, faulty policy design, uncertainty over property rights to farmland and a lack of engagement with local communities, including farmers.
The Lens Model Equation describes the reliability and the accuracy of the clinician's judgement via five decompositional concepts [ 6]: predictability (Re); cognitive control (Rs); achievement (ra); policy matching (G); and unmodeled knowledge (C).
It aimed to explore the usefulness of a possible new method from the social sciences Qualitative Comparative Analysis or QCA for developing understandings of the achievement of policy goals.
