Sentence examples for based on student achievement from inspiring English sources

[Now], instead they're based on student achievement.

"It will certainly allow administrators to make decisions based on student achievement, and that — really, ultimately — has to be the driving force," he said.

Tennessee passed a strong law mandating that 50 percent of a teacher's or principal's evaluation be based on student achievement data.

But this fall, when Mississippi ranked schools across the state, Nichols was the only one of Biloxi's nine public schools to earn the highest possible rating, Star School, based on student achievement.

Under the law, teachers would be subject to a 100-point evaluation system, with 60 percent of their score based on various measures of teacher performance and 40 percent based on student achievement.

In an analysis that used scores in the Texas Comptroller's recent Financial Allocation Study for Texas (FAST), which rated schools and districts based on student achievement relative to spending, he found that the more central office administrators per school, the higher the FAST rating.

Most of the teacher evaluation programs were based on students' achievement scores, and they provide no information about specific teaching practices teachers do, no information for teachers to identify the problems stem from programs, and provide no evidence for teacher performances (Bastian et al. 2016; Henry et al. 2010).

The eight classes were further divided into three levels of ability by the school, named as HA (high achievement classes A, B, C), MA (mixed achievement classes E, F), and LA (low achievement classes D, H) based on students' prior achievements at the P1/P2 level.

The extent of students' learning at each PBL phase was estimated by tracking the number of relevant concepts recalled at the end of each learning phase, while student achievement was based on students' ability to describe and elaborate upon the relationship between relevant concepts learned.

A true baccalaureate system based on students' academic and wider achievements at age 18 will be introduced.

Mr. Christie said he would immediately appoint a nine-member task force of education experts to recommend by March an evaluation system for teachers that would be based largely on student achievement.