Sentence examples for Early curriculum from inspiring English sources

Instruction began in 1880, and the early curriculum emphasized agriculture, business and industry, and science.

Its early curriculum emphasized science, modern languages, and literature as well as the traditional education in the classics.

The early curriculum was almost identical to that of the Tang dynasty of China but by the 8th and 9th centuries had been modified considerably to meet internal conditions, particularly as regarded the educational needs of the nobility.

The strong effect of attending vocational track on educational performance of comparable migrant pupils is another indication of the importance of early curriculum differentiation.

A host of national and local policies, laws and regulations, demand that early curriculum should be the centre of all activities in kindergartens.

"It is built on the pleasure of a great story, something that ideology is now crowding out of the early curriculum".

The 1994 curriculum change cannot be the sole cause of these problems.

'The Wizard of Oz' previews at the London Palladium from tomorrow Curriculum Vitae 1946 Born in Jamaica.

14-19 curricurriculum boAsd member for the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority, he says he's raised some of these issues and has impressed his Russell Group colleagues with the influence he's had on the government over the 14-19 curriculum.

To prepare students for the Rebecca Olympics, the entire summer curriculum has taken on an Olympic flavor.

We'd like to see a lot more of that in secondary education, so we're delighted by some of the changes in the 14-19 curriculum".