Sentence examples for a common curriculum from inspiring English sources

"It's got to have a common curriculum, a dedicated cadre of trained instructors, and common experience".

I do not question the benefits of a common curriculum, but standardized exams fail to measure children's differentiated learning needs.

The district adopted a common curriculum and new accountability measures, among other changes, that resulted in higher achievement.

At the junior secondary stage, instruction was provided according to a common curriculum that consisted of religion and other subjects.

During discussions of the plan, some trustees proposed that the university adopt a common required curriculum although the chancellor has called for broad faculty discussion of the matter and said he does not favor a common curriculum.

When Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced last month that he was imposing a common curriculum on New York City schools, he promised that 200 "successful schools" would be exempt, and that a list of those schools would be out soon.

All pupils study a single, common curriculum: Serbs, Bosniaks and Croats are mixed in every classroom.

Should there be a single, common curriculum for all students, or should different students study different subjects, depending on their needs or interests, as Dewey thought?

Currently several institutions, spread out over ten European countries, are working together on a programme that may take away a bit of their local freedom in favor of building a really transnational common curriculum.

Perhaps one day Islamic Sunday School and middle school sex ed will share a little more common curriculum, even if not exactly the same maps or diagrams.

If the course is taught in a way that does not respond to students' needs, the students will likely feel that they have little control over the OTL in class, whether this be because of a packed and rigid common curriculum or because of the individual instructor's decision to teach in such a way.