Sentence examples for a comprehensive curriculum from inspiring English sources
At the moment we don't have a modern curriculum or a comprehensive curriculum.
A Scholastic representative said that the company had no intention of repeating the energy project but noted that it was never meant to serve as a comprehensive curriculum.
Part feverish thriller, part historical romance, the story of the outspoken heroine's sentimental education — a comprehensive curriculum including every conceivable transgression — sometimes comes off as a heady blend of Browning's "My Last Duchess" and Anaïs Nin.
The Cronkite School, named for the CBS anchor, in whose honor an endowment was set up 25 years ago, underwent a comprehensive curriculum revision in 2007, and appears to be predicated on the notion that tomorrow's journalists will have more career options but in a much more complicated environment.
Endoscopic simulators will play a critical role as part of a comprehensive curriculum designed to train the next generation of surgeons.
The Master's in Biotechnology program of the Johns Hopkins University offers a comprehensive curriculum that is filling a vital need for the bioscience community in the region it serves.
The "spiral" curriculum is a comprehensive programme ensuring continual revision and progression through small and logical steps but with key aims of mastery each year.
The University of British Columbia site has a quite comprehensive curriculum, including a detailed conceptual framework and pedagogical resources for instructors.
All new pharmacists have to graduate from pharmacy schools accredited by the Pharmacy Council, with a 6-year PharmD degree based on the new 6-year curriculum, a move designed to provide a more comprehensive curriculum and in-depth knowledge and skills in each specific pharmacy area [ 17, 18, 37, 50].
Users can sign up, learn how to code in Ruby on Rails, but without going through a fully comprehensive curriculum like Codecademy and Learn The Hard Way.
Now, the school district is holding a number of public forums to hear opinions from the community, and many are speaking out for students' right to a more comprehensive curriculum.
