Sentence examples for based on classroom performance from inspiring English sources

And, seeking to break through a stalemate between the city and the union over a teacher evaluation system, he said the city would form committees to evaluate teachers at 33 struggling schools based on classroom performance.

Opponents of the release, led by the United Federation of Teachers, argue that the scores -- based on classroom performances dating back to the 2007-08 school year -- are outdated and could give an inaccurate view of many teachers' work.

When such faculty trains students, most of them will turn out to be the same too.' (Student) The institutions award the MPH degree based on classroom attendance and student performance in formal examinations.

Students were evaluated based on classroom participation, project execution, weekly reading responses, and peer review.

Academy attendance is not mandatory, and students, based on their classroom performance, are recommended for the program by their teachers.

Under her able leadership, the D.C. school system responded to President Obama's "Race to the Top" initiative by basing teacher salary increases, as well as annual bonuses, on classroom performance, not traditional seniority.

Debates about tracking often overlook the substantial influence of socioeconomic advantage on classroom performance.

Denver began experimenting with a form of merit pay for teachers in 1999, and this month lawmakers in Iowa voted to pay teachers based on their performance in the classroom rather than on years spent teaching.

Teachers had significantly higher odds of reporting inadequate sleep if their state financed professional development, sanctioned or rewarded schools based on student performance, and regulated classroom materials for state-wide common core standards (ORs ranging from 1.25 to 1.84).

Voters will consider a record number of education questions on state ballots next month, including whether to offer private school vouchers to parents, shut down bilingual classrooms, pay teachers based on student performance and virtually eliminate any mention in the classroom of homosexuality.

A24 Efforts to Reshape Education Voters around the country will consider a record number of education questions on state ballots next month, including whether to offer private school vouchers to parents, shut down bilingual classrooms, pay teachers based on student performance and sharply limit discussion of homosexuality in the classroom.