Sentence examples for giving merit from inspiring English sources
And he speaks generally of giving merit pay to teachers based on student performance.
Policymakers have pushed mostly carrot-and-stick remedies: firing underperforming teachers, giving merit pay to high performers, penalizing schools with poor student test scores.
"Giving merit scholarships to kids who would have been going to college anyway can benefit the institution without necessarily benefiting the broader public".
Besides cost-of-living increases, the district gives merit pay increases based on evaluations from supervisors.
She's gotten some nice merit awards so far, but her top choice school doesn't give merit without Fafsa.
Successful teachers will be given merit pay; their "deficient" colleagues will have to improve their performance or find another profession.
Sir Elton's continued honouring comes as Pope Francis gave merit to Darwin's theory of evolution and the Big Bang theory.
Managers could not deny scheduled pay raises to poorly performing workers, he said, and could not easily be given merit pay increases.
These homophobic and transphobic attackers can see themselves as vigilantes, merely upholding the law - a perception which is often given merit when these attacks are routinely not investigated by local police.
"We encourage buildings to give merit raises, but beyond that, it's the apartment that makes the difference," said Alexander Wolf, a vice president of Cooper Square Realty, which manages 25 Sutton Place South and more than 100 other apartment buildings.
