Sentence examples for teacher training evaluation from inspiring English sources

The Gates and Broad foundations continue to pour huge sums into improving existing public schools; the Gates Foundation, for instance, has pledged $100 million to revamp teacher training, evaluation and pay in Hillsborough County, Fla. Foundation officials say they have no intention of destroying teachers' union or privatizing public schools en masse.

The city of New Haven and the American Federation of Teachers deserve high praise for the new teacher training and evaluation system they unveiled earlier this week.

North Carolina secured $400 million in 2010 to be used to advance public education through technology, teacher training and evaluation, changes in classroom standards, and a focus on low-performing schools.

Edtech companies should embrace this shift to create tools not only for teacher training, but for evaluation and accountability, as well.

Questions have been raised about course content, teacher training and student evaluations at the publicly funded local schools.

Six programme aspects were evaluated: programme start-up, planning and management, development of syllabi and materials, teacher training, research, monitoring and evaluation, and co-ordination.

The results reveal a positive assessment of the traditional aspects of teacher training but a negative evaluation of key aspects of performing with vulnerable children, as well as working in rural situations and indigenous contexts.

We must evaluate teachers, but we cannot separate that evaluation from teacher training, teacher professional development and teacher support.

Both Teachers Pay Teachers and Learn Zillion are extremely helpful to educators and can enhance teacher training, but they do not provide tools for evaluation of pedagogical growth and, by extension, accountability.

This will be achieved through strengthening school leadership, teacher training, provision of learning materials and supervision, monitoring and evaluation systems.

Towards... Key staff units identified within ministries and dedicated to teacher training, implementation support, and related strategies such as policy and evaluation, over time.