Sentence examples for a curriculum at from inspiring English sources

Topics to build a curriculum at introductory and advanced levels are presented and discussed.

There's not much of a curriculum at the school in The Boy Friend, just a lot of jumping around and dancing.

In 1971, Mr. Reilly started a curriculum at the New School in Manhattan on making video documentaries, and he held seminars on the subject at the Museum of Modern Art and elsewhere.

Mrs. Wolodarsky, who had long ago started a curriculum at the school that introduced such students to some concepts of advanced mathematics, thought the same students could benefit from Shakespeare, too.

A curriculum at KS3 that is too heavily weighted to computing is doing our children a disservice and perhaps may even put them off pursuing it at KS4 and 5.

Starting in 1996, Spirn and her UPenn students spearheaded a curriculum at the Sulzburger Middle School to teach eighth graders about the environmental and social history of the neighborhood and propose new projects for its repair.

John Dunford, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said: "Schools have faced massive challenges in changing the KS3, GCSE and A-level curriculum, at the same time as introducing diplomas.

North Carolina, for example, spent $1 million to develop a custom curriculum at a community college for workers at a Caterpillar plant.

To our knowledge at the moment such a curriculum aimed at this target population does not exist.

Her mother is a curriculum facilitator at Public School 7, an elementary school in Brooklyn.

Troy Priest, also a curriculum supervisor at Zayed University, said a major change is that "the iPads are being used to engage students in a way traditional content didn't".