Implications for Teachers and Schools
Childhood poverty in Wales and its implications for schools: a survey of trainee teachers’ perceptions
... trainee teachers in the principality understand the nature of poverty and develop a practical understanding of how best to deal with its negative ...trainee teachers’ perceptions of these issues a detailed ...
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The Politics of Quality Teacher Discourses: Implications for Pre-service Teachers in High Poverty Schools
... different implications for policy solutions targeting improving educational achievement of students in low socio-economic status (SES) ...different implications for pre- service ...such schools need ...
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UTILIZATION OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR TEACHING IN PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN IMO STATE: IMPLICATIONS FOR CHEMISTRY TEACHERS
... secondary schools as among the challenges facing ICT usage in the schools, agree with the present study’s ...findings. Implications for Teachers The findings of this study have ...
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CAPS: Implications for Collaboration Between Teachers and Speech-language Therapists Working in Schools
... that teachers regard SLTs as ‘outsiders’, which creates a social barrier that could negatively impact on the development of mutual trust and ...respect. Teachers are required to implement the curriculum, ...
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MATHEMATICS EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: IMPLICATIONS TO THE PRODUCTION AND RETENTION OF MATHEMATICS TEACHERS IN NIGERIAN SCHOOLS
... mathematics teachers is that while there surplus and unemployed mathematics and mathematics education graduates in some states , they are grossly lacking in some other states of the ...mathematics teachers ...
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Examining teachers' role in the promotion of child-friendly environments in Zimbabwean secondary schools : implications for teacher professional development
... secondary schools werein town and relatively close to the researcher’s workplace, preliminary visits tothe schools were done just to get an overview of the school ...is, teachers, school heads, G & C ...
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Teacher Demand Driven Policy: Implications on Retention and Equity in the Distribution of Teachers in Secondary Schools in Busia County, Kenya.
... of teachers persist thereby affecting the quality of ...secondary schools in Busia County, ...1359 teachers and one County Staffing Officer ...245 teachers, 32 deputy principals and 32 ...
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A Multiple Case Study of Secondary School Teachers\u27 Understanding of Learning Relationships in Virtual Schools: Implications for Teacher Identity
... with students as well as their memories of relationships with learners from their brick-and-mortar teaching years. However, a perusal of the virtual school websites also supplied necessary context for understanding at a ...
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LGBT teachers’ negotiations of schools in Ireland
... LGBT teachers given the power imbued complexity of the politics of visibility (Rasmussen 2004; Neary 2013) and the very real implications of legislation (Sheils ...LGBT teachers teaching in the 91% ...
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Value Added of Teachers in High-Poverty Schools and Lower-Poverty Schools
... lower-poverty schools? Our analysis has important implications for public ...if schools were to identify the most successful teachers and deploy them in the settings where they could make the ...
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Conflicts at Schools and Their Impact on Teachers
... for teachers who are expected to teach conflict resolution to ...requires teachers to teach problem solving discussion skills to their students at conflict situations but it is highly difficult for ...
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Association of Christian Teachers and Schools
... The monitoring of progress in meeting or redefining goals and actions through accreditation reviews and reports ACTS/WASC Accreditation Standards The standards are research-based guidelines of systemic school improvement ...
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SCHOOLS: Teachers and School Leaders
... 9 percent. Similarly, CPS administrator salaries have risen more than 15 percent over the same time period, as Illinois administrator salaries have grown only 8 percent. Effective teaching begins with teacher ...
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Radicalisation in schools: the role of teachers
... most schools. Firstly, because teachers consider teaching their school subject as their main objective, which often turns out to be a challenge in ...multiple teachers feel they are not trained for ...
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TEACHERS, SCHOOLS, AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
... achievement to place students into specific programs and classes. Such nonrandom selection may easily contaminate estimates of school or teacher effects with the influences of unmeasured individual, family, school and ...
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Stable matchings of teachers to schools
... The result holds even if the constructed instance I is unsolvable, and in I there are only three subjects, each partial capacity of a school is at most 1, the preference lists of the sch[r] ...
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Teachers for inclusive schools in Iraq.
... An annotated inclusive teaching portfolio. Programme Delivery This model for professional learning is designed to build local capacity through establishing a partnership with Iraqi academics and experienced ...
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The Schools Teachers Leave Teacher Mobility in Chicago Public Schools
... for schools, if it results in a reduction in conflict among staff or the loss of weaker ...for schools, such as discontinuity in professional development, shortages in key subjects, and loss of teacher ...
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Teachers : hands up for CCTV in schools
... while teachers are on duty and it was being monitored, that could be of assistance because you could get somebody there very quickly without having to make the ...
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A Submission Guideline for Lead Schools and Teachers
... 3. The Royal Aeronautical Society and the project sponsor, Boeing UK, will also provide support to the schools involved in disseminating the activities to the wider educational community and national media. 4. The ...
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