Sentence examples for teachers input from inspiring English sources

The teachers' input – their quality of teaching – is rated according to the pupils' output – their test scores.

In the first year of the study we designed, in conjunction with the teachers' input, three sets of activities, namely, a preliminary benchmarking activity where the students created, implemented and analysed a playground survey (English and Watson, in press).

As DCPS transitions into Common Core-aligned tests next year, teachers' input must be included in the decisions around timing, student preparation and the nuanced needs of low-performing schools.

But she said the system had been devised with extensive teacher input, after field testing of the new exam.

It's nice that the mayor is admitting that teacher input is relevant, but I'd like to see him make the leap to see that that is true for all third graders.

Simple classroom screenings and teacher input should count as much as any standardized test, and school or district-level committees could ensure that the process is transparent and fair.

Wythe Keever, a spokesman for the Pennsylvania State Education Association, a teacher's union, said his organization, though wary of existing trigger laws, would look more kindly on a system that included teacher input.

Taking inspiration from the fabulous Spectator newspaper run by students at Stuyvesant High School in New York, we launched a competition to design the paper, come up with a name and to set the initial editorial tone; now we have established a process that sustains a regular publication of high quality that has no teacher input of any kind.

While standardized tests are here to stay, primarily because they are a necessary way to track education, stronger teacher input is needed in their composition, in the skills to be tested, and in how they are to be graded and used.

"I want the robot to react like a student: being able to do certain things by itself but still needing teacher input for other tasks.

All four teams of researchers are working within the ecology of real schools, designing and evaluating theory-guided research that has benefited from ample teacher input.