Sentence examples for educator development from inspiring English sources
Programs with Track Records of Success: The bill reauthorizes two grant programs that grant awards to entities with track records of success in educator development (SEED) and replicating and expanding high-quality charter schools.
One way the U.S. government has provided critical support for this national ecosystem is through a U.S. Department of Education competitive grant program called Supporting Effective Educator Development (or SEED).
Texas can also offer a model for educator development: its Texas School Ready! campaign has proven to increase the quality of participating pre-schools by providing early childhood teachers with coaching, professional development, research-based curriculum, and progress monitoring.
Data demonstrate both the importance of a cohesive teacher student relationship to educator development and the deconstruction of that model to a nonhierarchical educator learner dynamic.
The discussion needs to engage industry, educators, development experts and parents.
These training activities were followed by a one week health education campaign conducted by Resistance Councilors in collaboration with assistant health educators, other health educators, community development workers and NGOs.
It's certainly probable that among the compromises and deals the Clintons have made in the ever-changing political climate of the last 40 years of bipartisan American culture, they've contributed to systems whose injustice I do my best as an educator, activist, development worker, and author to work against.
This study is designed to explore how the ecological context of teacher education influences affect South Korean teacher educators' professional development.
"What the city was looking to do was overhaul the system so that we could bring together the expertise of educators, youth development specialists and correction professionals so they can better support the distinctive academic and social needs of students that are incarcerated," Ms. Scaperroti said.
One of the policy arguments for educators' professional development is to create a coherent, cost-effective, and scaleable training program, which often results in a "one-size-fits-all" training.
