Sentence examples for the essential supports from inspiring English sources
In elementary/middle schools, the essential supports are strongly related to ISAT gains in math and reading.
In fact, the relationship between the essential supports and reading gains is even stronger than the relationship between reading gains and poverty.
At the high school level, strength in the essential supports is modestly related to better student outcomes (attendance rates, ACT scores, graduation rates).
The essential supports are, as identified by Consortium research, School Leadership, Parent and Community Partnerships, Student-Centered Learning Climate, Professional Capacity, and Quality Instructional Program.
Here we focus on three of the essential supports for student learning in Pathways to Achievement: school leadership, parental involvement, and professional community and development.
The report also considers whether the essential supports are related to student outcomes in contexts beyond Chicago, where the original research was conducted.
He says local authorities won't prioritise the essential support services that keep vulnerable people from becoming homeless.
This threatens to leave councils struggling to commission the essential support that keeps people out of hospital and living healthier and happier lives in their communities".
It provides the essential support that entrepreneurially-minded members of the Institute's research community need to leverage bench-scale innovations into start-up-ready technologies.
We hope our legal challenge will result in Sport England reconsidering its decision not to recognise bridge as a sport, which will help the EBU to access the essential support they need to continue growing and attracting new players".
Adams shared his time in prison, Moloney reports, with a group of internees devising a new strategy for the I.R.A. Force was still favored to drive the British out but, to achieve something "during our lifetimes," Adams called for a long war that, to retain the essential support of Catholics, meant open political activity as well.
