Sentence examples for effectively schools from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bennett has questioned how effectively schools are spending that money.

Under the new guidance our school inspectors will specifically look at how effectively schools are tackling homophobic bullying.

In the end, Mr. Duncan and his department, after working for months with White House budget, economic and domestic policy officials, decided that the initial criteria for determining how effectively schools prepared students for jobs simply went too far.

"The first step is to set higher expectations, and too many states have low or a lack of expectations to respond to the new global competitiveness". Education Secretary Margaret Spellings, a strong proponent of more testing to measure how effectively schools are teaching, said she was not surprised by the findings.

In other words, they assume that it is no more difficult to teach effectively in ineffective schools than it is to do so in effective schools.

We just don't have a division that can effectively help schools combat persistent behavior problems or cut funding for schools that don't even try.

"Industry needs to work more effectively with schools and universities in order to articulate the kind of skills school-leavers and graduates need to have".

Mr. Klein strongly opposes the Assembly proposal, saying it would effectively stop schools from opening in the neighborhoods that need them most.

And if they're not getting accurate advice from their local authorities, what are they supposed to do?" One area where local authorities are not communicating effectively with schools is around their legal responsibilities for pupils with SEN.

Effectively preventing schools from firing people is a pretty poor way to respond to the problem of overpaid older teachers and underpaid younger teachers.

What are some great examples of how small data is being used effectively in schools?