Significados de educational performance en inglés

This is meant to signify equivalent prior educational performance, regardless of the qualifications through which it was obtained.

It said education hubs should take over boards' responsibility for school property and finances, legal matters, and educational performance.

The initiative creates a commission that is tasked with monitoring and improving the educational performance of African American students.

Unitec decided on which courses to drop after looking at financial reliability, strategic relevance and educational performance, she said.

Professor Havea says he has always been interested in improving the educational performance of Pacific students in New Zealand.

But the crisis in American education may be more than a matter of sliding rankings on world educational performance scales.

A new report by the NZ Initiative says a child-led approach to teaching is to blame for New Zealand's declining educational performance.

Since then, there have been three more assessments, each one prompting a slightly different debate about educational performance and the OECD's methodology.

At its last review in 2012, NZQA said it was "confident" in the institute's educational performance and quality assurance controls.

An external evaluation and review provides an independent judgement of the educational performance and capability in self-assessment of all non-university education organisations.

In an evaluation report last month, NZQA said it was "not yet confident" in either the college's educational performance or self-assessment.

If the underlying educational performance of our 15 year olds who took part were genuinely improving, the graph line should be slanted upwards.

A past pupil of Anglican Maori boarding school St Stephen's says reopening it could help to boost the educational performance of Maori boys.

Two London boroughs will be chosen to take part in pilot schemes to demonstrate how better school food can improve health and educational performance.

Other workers have shown that income inequality is significantly associated with homicide rates, violent crime, work disability, smoking, sedentary activity and poor educational performance.

The Qualifications Authority has delivered a humiliating blow to a struggling polytechnic, Unitec, lowering its quality rating and describing its educational performance as marginal.