Sentence examples for addition to the curriculum from inspiring English sources

In addition to the curriculum DVD, students will have to buy a laptop with a DVD player.

A relatively recent addition to the curriculum, the literature major was conceived as a junior version of the university's graduate program in comparative literature.

In the past 25 years, much has changed about Holocaust education in Jewish schools and in public schools, where it's a more recent addition to the curriculum.

A year and a half ago, in Davos, Switzerland, Probst met Carol Becker, the dean of Columbia's School of the Arts, and an unlikely addition to the curriculum was conceived: a weeklong immersion in the art of stage presence.

In addition to the curriculum in San Francisco, the incubator will also spend two weeks in Shenzhen to check out the local supply chain there.

The overwhelming majority of these comments have been positive such as "Ultrasound was a great way to reinforce the information we learned in anatomy" and "Great addition to the curriculum".

Beyond that, there were possible additions to the curriculum.

The activists have other ideas — they've asked for additions to the curriculum, increases in faculty diversity, and new resources for students of color, among other things — and they say they are responding to a general climate of subtle and overt discrimination.

One respondent felt that there was little chance of medical informatics being incorporated into the curriculum given that 'core' additions to the curriculum had recently been refused.

In addition to the coal curriculum, Scholastic distributed a program stressing the environmental wrongs of plastic water bottles, sponsored by Brita, which sells water filters.

A recent qualitative study identified that in addition to the formal curriculum, students are using a range of resources and study strategies which could be attributed to the informal curriculum.