Sentence examples for Curriculum delivery from inspiring English sources
Teachers, union leaders and parents, however, said the curriculum delivery problems could not have hit at a more critical time.
They need personal, social and health education, including sex and relationship education to be made a mandatory part of curriculum delivery.
Traditional curriculum delivery through lectures, assignment and projects does not provide adequate opportunity and avenue for students to develop their soft skills.
Innovation on the traditional curriculum delivery is required to make learning more interesting and provide opportunity for development of soft skills.
Julia is designing and testing a variety of innovations related to curriculum delivery and student life at CARE Group, an educational institution in Tamil Nadu.
HSDM faculty will continue to assist with curriculum delivery and provide technical and strategic support as the school shifts to its new campus.
Thus Prince Edward Island's "Bridges" project (2006) brings together the Ministries of Education and Social Services with the Early Childhood Development Association to collaborate in the development of seamless support in the areas of curriculum development, program delivery and parental engagement (Beach, Friendly, Ferns, Prabhu, & Forer, 2009, p. 23).
The development team met regularly in person, via telephone, and by email to discuss design issues, curriculum content, and program delivery.
The volunteers had undergone 2 days of training to develop group facilitation skills and then been equipped with the comprehensive CHIP resource package that included: a curriculum guide for programme delivery, 16 prerecorded educational lectures presented by qualified experts, a cookbook and participant textbook and journal.
The paper then evaluates whether the revalidated postgraduate programme in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) encourages independent learning by its curriculum design, delivery and assessment.
For Part B on assessment of curriculum and delivery process, more that 50% of the respondents 'agree' to 'strongly agree' with most of the statements related to curriculum and lecturers.
