Educational goals definition

Educational goals means a set of goals for educational performance, as formulated by the 21st Century Schools Councils and local communities, and adopted by district school boards, according to provisions of ORS 329.675 to 329.745 and 329.790 to 329.820, to encourage greater accountability between schools and the community, and better to assess the effectiveness of educational programs, including the professional growth and career opportunity programs, described in ORS 329.675 to 329.745 and 329.790 to 329.820.
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Examples of Educational goals in a sentence

  • Educational goals and goals that relate to students and/or teachers should have joint endorsation, wherever possible.

  • Educational goals and objectives to be obtained by the (program name) (resident(s)/fellow(s)) while rotating at (Affiliating Entity) have been developed jointly between LSU School of Medicine (program name) and (Affiliating Entity).

  • B) It becomes apparent that promotion and/or marketing interests outweigh the overall Educational goals.

  • Educational goals should refer to the students' development of a clearer understanding of the organizational procedures and service delivery function of the field Education setting.

  • Educational goals and objectives to be obtained by the Tulane School of Medicine [name] residents while rotating at [affiliate] have been developed jointly between Tulane School of Medicine [name] Residency Program and [affiliate].

  • Educational goals and objectives for the residents; Establishing prerequisite criteria for placement of residents with MCPHS; Determination of completion of the assignment; Provision of information regarding dates for instruction; Certification that the residents have been instructed on the confidentiality of medical and personal information related to patients and/or students.

  • Education/Fair Friend/Relative Agent/Agency Internet Educational goals (please circle one): Notarization of academic records is available, the service will be provided by our department, although its cost will be covered by the student.

  • Educational goals of the programs and learning objectives of residents and fellows must not be compromised by excessive reliance on residents to fulfill institutional service obligations.