Sentence examples for instructional decisions from inspiring English sources

The pivotal role of assessment before, during, and after instruction concretely shows how assessment affects instructional decisions of a teacher.

New platforms for collecting, storing and displaying data about students can help educators make instructional decisions ("Deciding Who Sees Students' Data," Oct. 5).

When educators are recognized as professionals who are capable of making sound instructional decisions that are based on student needs and not on government mandates, they achieve good results.

These factors are important because changes to teaching practices are made within a complex instructional system that influences instructional decisions.

Richardson (1996) argued beliefs and conceptions are both personal constructs that guide instructional decisions and impact the representation of content.

These strategies were clarifying in nature or elucidated to students the instructional decisions and rationales behind course structure and activities.

"We made an instructional decision that we're teaching all children Spanish rather than a few," he said.

A data-driven instructional decision model is proposed for designing precision teaching interventions.

cSee also Schoenfeld ([2000]) for an example of tracing instructional decision-making at a fine-grained level.

The factors identified by Rogers are present in other models describing the instructional decision processes of faculty in higher education.

Figure 1, which combines these complementary models, presents the model for faculty instructional decision-making that informs this project.