Sentence examples for a new syllabus from inspiring English sources

There was a new syllabus.

The problem is that I've occasionally been invited to drop by and play a little something at the induction of a new syllabus at the [Toronto] Royal Conservatory.

What's more, the more pupils study a subject, the cheaper the text-books tend to be; and starting a new syllabus is not just expensive, it is also hard work.

Getting any proposed changes to stick, however, will require more than just writing up a new syllabus.

A student who accesses a digital textbook, for instance, any given day they come in, instead of the same syllabus every day, they get a new syllabus based on the concepts they know and the ones they don't know.

To cope with the knowledge society, teaching a foreign language for specific technical domains requires a new syllabus approach meant to enhance motivation to learn and improve the students' language level.

In trying to introduce any new syllabus, or even a new topic into a syllabus, there is always reluctance from the side of the teachers until it is understood why this new approach is being taken and how it will improve their lessons and their students' understanding.

New GCSEs for English language, English literature and maths are already being taught in schools, ready for examination next summer, with an entirely new syllabus and grading system.

"And I'm worried we are in a period of really enormous change, with the new syllabus [for both GCSEs and A-levels], and we're going to struggle to resource those courses properly.

With teaching the history of art no longer under threat in our schools I would also recommend putting a copy of Will Gompertz's What Are You Looking At? 150 Years of Modern Art in the Blink of an Eye (Penguin) on the new syllabus.

The students have elected to take a new course that uses the new syllabus to examine children's rights and explore how to report stories from a child-rights perspective.