Sentence examples for make tenure from inspiring English sources

The past chancellor, Joel I. Klein, imposed new policies to make tenure harder to earn.

Principals have the power to make tenure decisions for every third-year teacher, using classroom observations to make their decisions.

Houston decided this year to use the data to identify experienced teachers for dismissal, and New York City will use it to make tenure decisions on novice teachers.

"The drive to make tenure more selective, to fire teachers more easily and to use merit and performance pay to compensate teachers all blossomed under him," said a former education official who would only speak on condition of anonymity.

This year, we'll provide a new web-based 'tenure tool kit,' to empower principals to make tenure decisions the right way: Rigorously, fairly, and based on student learning and progress.

"At the time you're doing your work you're not exactly striving for the Nobel Prize, but to make a contribution, make your name, maybe make tenure," said Dale T. Mortensen, an economics professor at Northwestern University who received the prize in 2010.

He made tenure and eventually served as chair of the newly formed statistics department between 1957 and 1961.

Since then, principals have been advised to consider the ratings in making tenure decisions; this summer the city began to support the information's release.

After arduous talks with the state teachers' union — the biggest contributor to New Jersey politicians — a major reform measure was passed that made tenure harder to achieve and much easier to revoke.

But in general, the institution specifically does not consider internal service when making tenure decisions.

- Seek feedback, formal and informal, from peers, near-peers (those who made tenure recently), and senior colleagues.