Sentence examples for publication of performance from inspiring English sources
The association's general secretary, Brian Lightman, described how, while the ASCL welcomed the aim of speeding up publication of performance tables, there are 'serious problems' with the information which is being published early.
As students and teachers returned to school on Monday after the publication of performance ratings for 18,000 teachers, many parents said they were giving the reports serious thought.
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Wales reintroduced the publication of performance information in 2015, with schools colour-coded - green, yellow, amber or red, in a bid to raise standards.
But Graham Stuart, chair of the Commons Education Select Committee, said the publication of performance data was aimed at state schools, not fee-paying ones.
The publication of performance quality data would achieve transparency.
This trend is accompanied by a large amount of research which results in the publication of performance-based codes by various countries in recent years.
In a given case, factors such as implied consent through de facto publication on performance or dissemination of a work may tip the balance of equities in favor of prepublication use.
Please note: This edition of 6 Q's About the News draws from a range of Times coverage on the release and publication of individual performance rankings of New York City public school elementary and middle school teachers.
Egypt is the only African country that ranked among the first 50 countries that performed better environmentally based on Yale University's publication of Environmental Performance Index of 178 countries in 2014.
Modern societies frown on any aspect that treats anyone as a second-class citizen .Mr McGuinness has already alarmed those whose priority is high standards in schools by last week ending the publication of school performance league tables, apparently without even consulting the assembly's education committee.
