Said another way, there should not be cross-sectional variation in teacher or district characteristics unrelated to tenure that modify teacher behavior during this evaluation period.
Unlike the proprietary software sold by Carnegie Learning, or by education-technology giants like Pearson, ASSISTments was designed to be modified by teachers and students, in a process Heffernan likens to the crowd-sourcing that created Wikipedia.
This programme modifies the teacher's role to facilitate learning".
Kindergarten principals cannot modify a teacher's pay based on their performance.
Notably, the single-salary schedule dominating U.S. kindergartens is neither performance-based nor market-driven (Podgursky and Springer [2011]); school leaders cannot modify a teacher's pay based on performance or on the realities of a changing labor market.
Myanmar, for example, has expanded the testing to 250 schools as a baseline for a child-friendly school project; DPR Korea is using its findings to revise its national primary math curriculum; China is modifying its teacher training; and the Philippines is modifying its national examination system.
The teacher modified postures as needed to meet the physical ability of each participant and offered corrections and adjustments with verbal cues, further explanation, and modelling of poses to participants.
Though nearly all teachers agreed that the implementation of the TELC matched the senior high school English curriculum and teaching objectives, not all teachers modified their teaching approaches.
The district's initial vision of the school was modified by the teachers as they began to plan the school start-up, and subsequent revisions of the vision were made by the teachers as they learned more about their specific instructional context and the needs of their learners.
Seeking to give her tone in that introduction greater brilliance, Ms. Kimura modified exercises her first teacher — Armand Weisbord, a student of the Belgian master Eugène Ysaÿe — had taught her for achieving greater brilliance on high notes, drawing the bow very slowly and steadily, with slightly greater pressure than usual.
