The phrase "administrator direct" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a direct communication or instruction from an administrator, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The administrator direct was unclear, leading to confusion among the team."
Alternatives: "administrator instructions" or "administrator guidance".
The questionnaire administrator directed questions to Mr. Zambakanhongo, occasionally prompting Ms. Kabila Salvador to confirm or elaborate upon his answers.
The district is top heavy with administrators- While there is certainly a need to have strong, capable administrators directing a school district, administration tends to grow far more than is necessary, using funds that could be spent much better in the classroom.
Documents obtained by The Bay Citizen under a California Public Records Act request show that administrators directed money from community organizations into their own pockets.
The Award Administrator will direct copies of all nominations to the award committee.
If the request is approved, the program administrator will direct Academic Commons staff to change the embargo release date.
If your request is approved, the administrator will direct Academic Commons staff to extend the embargo on your thesis or dissertation.
The mean percentage consent rates ranged from 47% (financial incentive to school administrator plus direct mailing) to 63% (multiple letters).
Pair-wise comparisons indicated that the multiple letter group had a statistically significantly greater consent rate than the financial incentive to the school administrator plus direct mailing group and promoting the research by providing additional information group, but was not statistically significantly different from the financial incentive to the school group and the control group.
Schools were randomised to one of five interventions: multiple letters to parents; promoting the research by providing additional information to parents and children; a financial incentive to the school; a financial incentive to the school administrator plus direct mailing to parents; and a control intervention comprising of usual practice, that is a single letter home to parents via the children.
Schools were randomized to one of five arms: Financial incentive to school administrator and direct mailing (FISA& DM) – each school was provided with stamped, named envelopes, containing a standard information leaflet and standard consent form, to be addressed by the school and posted to the parents of the selected children.
