Sentence examples for panels of educators from inspiring English sources

The National Assessment Governing Board, which is appointed by Congress and the president, uses panels of educators, business leaders, politicians and other citizens to define basic, proficient or advanced scores on a federal test, the National Assessment of Educational Progress.

Content and face validity were further assessed by an external expert panel of educators at Flemish institutions involved in gerontology/geriatric education.

Al Baker (NYT) ALBANY: NEW SCHOOL PLAN URGED -- The Campaign for Fiscal Equity, the group that won a landmark court decision ordering the state to revise its education financing system to provide more money to New York City schools, called yesterday for an expert panel of educators and economists to determine what a "sound, basic education" should cost across the state.

A blue-ribbon panel of educators and business leaders spent nine months studying higher education in Pennsylvania at the behest of Gov. Tom Corbett, making public on Wednesday its recommendations that called for more accessible and affordable post-secondary education and a state funding formula that rewards schools for meeting those goals.

The musicians were chosen by a 72-member panel of educators, musicians and scholars.

Selections were gleaned from 2,000 nominations and made by a panel of educators in conjunction with the Institute on College Student Values at Florida State University in Tallahasee.

He will appoint a panel of educators to advise him on the decision, which he hopes to make well before Mr. Klein resigns on Dec. 31.

He advocates mayoral control of the school system, and wants to replace the seven-member Board of Education with a panel of educators who would advise the mayor but not have voting power.

Those are among the findings of a report issued yesterday by the National Commission on Writing in America's Schools and Colleges, an 18-member panel of educators organized by the College Board.

Best known in education circles for raising the level of the academic standards movement, Mr. Gerstner has chosen a pre-eminent panel of educators, corporate chiefs and politicians to take on the teacher puzzle with him.

A blue ribbon panel of educators, put together by President Bush, has determined that other countries' kids are better at math because we try to teach our kids too much.