The phrase "accelerated curriculum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an educational program that is designed to allow students to learn at a faster pace than traditional curricula.
Example: "The school offers an accelerated curriculum for gifted students, enabling them to complete their studies more quickly."
Alternatives: "fast-tracked curriculum" or "advanced curriculum".
Gifted programs generally offer an accelerated curriculum, as well as the opportunity to be around other high-performing children.
So we have created a rigorous and accelerated curriculum that leverages the very best of what Stanford GSB and the entire university have to offer.
The Putlecans in Princeton also continue to see themselves as Mexicans, sending hard-earned money back home and making integration difficult, particularly in the schools, where immigrant children are confronted with the wealth and accelerated curriculum of Princeton's professional community.
Magnet, magnet cluster and charter schools select students largely through a computerized lottery, but gifted and classical require admission tests for children at age 4 because the schools offer an accelerated curriculum.
The School Leadership Team, a group of parents and faculty that is supposed to help shape Columbia's development, grew increasingly divided, participants said: differing over discipline, supervision and, ultimately, over the very idea of whether students from vastly different backgrounds could succeed in the same accelerated curriculum.
Students who absorb and process information at an advanced level need an accelerated curriculum to keep them engaged and interested in school, which is exactly what the Ocean View School District's Gifted and Talented (GATE) program set out to do.
A school can usually offer an accelerated literacy curriculum, for instance.
Because of his support and our partnership with Babson College and the Initiative for Competitive Inner Cities, we are able to put small business owners through an intensive and accelerated business education curriculum and provide them with peer learning, business advising and other support services.
The students will follow an accelerated learning programme which covers five years of school in 30 months, using a curriculum and learning materials developed thanks to JICA's technical assistance to the Government of Sindh.
The curriculum was accelerated first to 30 months for the class of 1944, and then to 28 months for the class of 1945.
As of 2009, the curriculum is accelerated for each group, which is separated by grade and age; students are instructed a minimum of one year above their current grade level.
