Sentence examples for on classroom performance from inspiring English sources

Debates about tracking often overlook the substantial influence of socioeconomic advantage on classroom performance.

(In 1994, the city closed Andrew Jackson and reopened the building as Campus Magnet, composed of four smaller schools that place a higher priority on classroom performance).

Under the new system, scheduled to take effect this school year, teachers will be evaluated partly on student achievement and partly on classroom performance, and categorized as highly effective, effective, developing or ineffective.

Under her able leadership, the D.C. school system responded to President Obama's "Race to the Top" initiative by basing teacher salary increases, as well as annual bonuses, on classroom performance, not traditional seniority.

A different type of player began swimming in Granby's talent pool in 1994, when the city closed Andrew Jackson and reopened the building as Campus Magnet, composed of four smaller schools that place a higher priority on classroom performance.

And, seeking to break through a stalemate between the city and the union over a teacher evaluation system, he said the city would form committees to evaluate teachers at 33 struggling schools based on classroom performance.

Examining the impact of network ties on subsequent classroom performance, on the other hand, could be done with a single network collection.

Academy attendance is not mandatory, and students, based on their classroom performance, are recommended for the program by their teachers.

Merit pay programs, which base compensation for teachers on their classroom performance rather than their seniority and academic degrees, have traditionally been opposed by teachers' unions.

"This agreement would base teacher hiring, assignment and whether a teacher is going to be fired on actual classroom performance — the way it is in most professions," Ms. Cohen said.

Last year, Mr. Klein required all applicants to take the same exam, called the Otis-Lennon School AbiliTestest, and to be evaluated by teachers on their classroom performance using the Gifted Rating Scales assessment.