This is because it was a "self-reporting" survey, where teachers – or, in some cases, administrators with responsibility for PE across groups of schools – fill in a form on the frequency and length of timetabled and other PE sessions.
As a result of budget cuts, Appalachian State University in Boone has asked all administrators with the proper academic background to teach classes next year.
One survey suggests a wide disparity in opinion between faculty and administrators, with faculty expressing fear, and administrators having enthusiasm for the new technology.
In a number of cases, professors outside the tenure track have been dropped after run-ins with administrators over everything from grading to opinion articles in newspapers.
You might expect that the sudden scarcity of arts dollars would bring out a ruthless streak in the administrators charged with keeping their organizations afloat in rough economic waters.
The company which now owns the ground, a subsidiary of Rock Investments, recently called in the administrators PricewaterhouseCoopers with whom potential buyers must now negotiate.
Numerous students reported that they were required to sign in with administrators after voting, in some cases before a 10 a.m.
But in the middle and high schools, continual turnover in teachers and administrators combined with the instability in the district's leadership have made any sustained progress all but impossible, he said.
A team of three trainers conducted the training sessions, which included one medical doctor, one public health expert, and one health administrator with experience in treating STIs and in health systems in Bangladesh.
We focus on the system environment in which administrators are dealing with in most time other than discuss the special cases, such as outages or rush hours, and take the assumptions e.g. predictability and periodicity.
