Additionally, the results of recent studies on final examinations point to the need to redesign assessments: Herzog (2013), for example, speaks about the "gauging of education," and criticizes trends in schools whereby teachers align their lessons too strongly with external tests, notably with respect to content, task dimensions, and the methodological structure of the lesson.
The Americans carry their lessons with them.
To call upon influential institutions and leaders to align their actions with their stated values.
They still have to work on inventories, and to better align their manufacturing with the market".
While education and training models and methods have traditionally been determined by the public sector, we are catching on that the most successful education and training systems are those which seek to align classroom lessons with the needs of industry and local employers.
In primary schools, it's best if teachers align the content of interventions with their lessons, while in secondary schools, department heads should co-ordinate the roles of TAs so teachers can have full control and plan their provision.
Align their core capabilities with the community needs.
I have been part of leading professional development for my district, in which we have been aligning our lessons with the Common Core, since the shift began in 2011.
And will the mill owners align their mildly philanthropic tendencies with the need for increased production?
Other states, like Georgia and Oregon, are explicitly trying to align their written learning standards with colleges' expectations.
How can banks better align their products and service with women's needs?
