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    • Developing Communities of Instructional Practice: Lessons ...

      small. Cincinnati’s team-based schools were comprised of teacher teams of three-to-five teachers, who were intended to work with groups of between 60-120 students over mul-tiple years. Small learning communities in Philadelphia, essentially schools within schools, were larger, comprising between 200-400 students and their teachers, who

    • [PDF File]Michael S. Rosenberg Johns Hopkins University Erica D ...

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      The consortium’s work has the potential to inform and renew professional development for teachers of special education and general education The consortium can reinvigorate and strengthen special education partnerships. Ohio consortium members challenge the rhetoric of “what is teacher preparation for children with

    • [PDF File]Head Start Child Outcomes Research Support Consortium ...

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      Consortium (CORS), Research Partners Bradley Hospital ... Teachers use the HS MAP:0-5 to monitor children’s progress in 8 specific domains of ... The University of Cincinnati is investigating data collection methods and teaching quality with regard to Head Start outcomes. The four specific goals

    • Mt. Healthy City School District

      Ability to respond to common inquiries or complaints from students, parents, agencies, teachers or members of the school community. Ability to write speeches and articles for publication that conforms to prescribed style and format. Ability to effectively present information to administration, staff, public groups, and/or Board of Education.

    • [PDF File]Cultivating Collaboration: The Science behind Thriving ...

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      between administrators and teachers. ˚ose ˙ndings have ... nized another national conference in Cincinnati, “Collaborating ... consortium identi˙ed, with a high degree of reliability, the organi-zational traits and processes that can predict whether a school is

    • [PDF File]Rethinking the Allocation of Teaching Resources: Some ...

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      time to free teachers from instruction during the school day (Miles, 1997a and 1997b; Rothstein and Miles, 1995). Even as schools have added instructional staff to provide new services, staff new programs, and create planning time for teachers, the portion of resources devoted to classroom teaching has declined. Since

    • [PDF File]Promoting Rigorous Outcomes in Mathematics and Science

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      on evidence about students and teachers, improvement and alignment of standards and instruction, and preparation and professional development of teachers – all aimed at improving ... High AIMS Consortium – Cincinnati, Ohio Area Michigan State University . Project Leaders: Joan Ferrini-Mundy, Associate Dean, College of Natural Science, ...

    • [PDF File]The Appalachian Model Teaching Consortium: Preparing ...

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      teachers shortage include retirement, voluntary exit of the teaching force for a variety of reasons, fewer teachers being prepared, and swelling student populations. This situation is exacerbated for poorer rural districts. Barker and Beckner (1987) wrote that “the preparation of teachers to teach in rural schools – or lack of – is a well

    • [PDF File]ED 382 337 PS 023 136 AUTHOR Duax, Tim, Ed.; And Others ...

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      Consortium is a cooperative venture of the Association Montessori Internation-ale (AMI), the American Montessori Society (AMS), the North American Montessori Teachers' Association (NAMTA), and Nienhuis. Inc.. under the auspices of Montessori Development Partnerships, Inc. in its concept, this consortium represents a commitment

    • [PDF File]Defining the new Urban Research University

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      The Cincinnati Uptown Consortium will work with Cincinnati Public Schools to establish centers of educational excellence that show it can, indeed, be done. the citizens also exist. These communities then fall farther behind on the national competitive stage, crippling future growth and opportunities for everyone.

    • Job Description

      13. To evaluate assigned teachers and other staff members using the approved evaluation instrument; visit classes, review teachers’ lesson plans in an effort to improve instruction. 14. To confer with teachers concerning the observations and establish teaching goals for improving instruction. To work closely with teachers in offering

    • [PDF File]Introduction to Employment with the Center for ...

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      The employer of Substitutes in Greater Cincinnati is The Center for Collaborative Solutions (CCS) which is a partnership of the Clermont County and Hamilton County Educational Service Centers. Our Comprehensive Substitute Solutions service provides substitute personnel (teachers, aides, custodians, cooks, and others) to school districts in

    • [PDF File]Follow OSGC on - Ohio Space Grant Consortium

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      • Cincinnati Observatory Center • &Drake Planetarium Science Center • iSPACE, Inc. Follow OSGC on: #5 History: The Ohio Space Grant Consortium (OSGC) was established in 1989 (along with the original Ohio 12-member universities) by the United States Congress, and is part of the National Space Grant College and Fellowship Program known as

    • The Relationship between Teacher Performance Evaluation ...

      Performance Evaluation System in Cincinnati Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) is a large urban district with 48,000 stu-dents and 3,000 teachers in more than 70 schools and programs. Its average level of student achievement is low compared to the surrounding subur-ban districts, and a high proportion of the students are eligible for free or

    • [PDF File]CONSORTIUM FOR POLICY RESEARCH IN EDUCATION

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      The Cincinnati Federation of Teachers (CFT), an American Federation of Teachers affiliate, is the legally recognized bargaining representative for CPS teachers. The union

    • [PDF File]The Varieties of Knowledge and Skill-based Pay Design: A ...

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      Consortium for Policy Research in Education has been studying a new form of teacher compensation that may have the potential to support improvements in the capacity of teachers to deliver instruction that would enable all children to achieve to high academic standards, as well as to respond to the growing public

    • [PDF File]Dr. Tammie Sherry - NKU

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      2010 University of Cincinnati, Outstanding Doctoral Student, Literacy and . Second Language Studies, College of Education. 2009 University of Cincinnati, Mentor Research Grant-Phase II . 2008 University of Cincinnati, Mentor Research Grant-Phase I . 2007 L. Sherman Scholarship, University of Cincinnati, Division of Teacher . Education

    • [PDF File]The International Chemical Workers Union Council ...

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      The Consortium of the ICWUC Center for Worker Health and Safety Education in Cincinnati, Ohio includes: American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) American Federation of Teachers Educational Foundation (AFT) International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Corporation for Re- Employment and Safety Training (IAM)

    • [PDF File]Danielson’s Framework for Teaching for Classroom Observations

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      conducted by the Consortium for Policy Research in Education (CPRE) and others assessing the application of the FFT for teacher evaluation in Cincinnati and Chicago— have identified small but consistently positive correlations between FFT ratings and student learning outcomes. In addition, these studies identified weaknesses in observer training.

    • LEAD APPLICANT AMOUNT PARTNERS PROJECT DESCRIPTION

      Cincinnati Public Schools, Northern Kentucky University, Mayerson Academy, Smarter Schools, Partnership for Innovation in Education Milford STEM Case-Based Learning Consortium: Develops case-based teaching approaches, including experiential learning with local businesses and other companies such as 3M, to help elementary school teachers be

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