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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a new curriculum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an updated or revised educational program or course of study in an academic context.
Example: "The school district has decided to implement a new curriculum to better meet the needs of its students."
Alternatives: "an updated curriculum" or "a revised curriculum".
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New York City introduced a new curriculum on Sept. 1, available for teachers' use across the city.
Why not introduce a new curriculum?
You're designing a new curriculum for Yale.
A new curriculum includes optional Koran and Arabic-language classes.
Now we're all wiser, here's a new curriculum.
The district hired a consultant to shape a new curriculum.
But the budget for hiring staff, a principal and designing a new curriculum was considerable.
Already, it has approved a new curriculum for middle-school students, "MoneyMath: Lessons for Life".
The state is also adopting a new curriculum for English and maths, the "common core".
How the cost will be calculated or a new curriculum for one implemented aren't addressed.
At primary level a new curriculum to be introduced in 2014 will make languages compulsory.
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