The phrase "alignment of the curriculum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the coherence and consistency of educational content across different subjects or grade levels.
Example: "The alignment of the curriculum is essential to ensure that students receive a comprehensive education that builds on their knowledge progressively."
Alternatives: "curriculum coherence" or "curriculum consistency".
The process vs product engineering concept is proposed as one of the means to achieve a better alignment between the curriculum and industry needs.
University instructors should take a more active role in the alignment of games with the curriculum ensuring that games and simulations are implemented in a blended learning module (face-to-face, online material, etc)., or even acting as games masters, scaffolding virtual experiences to university learners.
The potential benefit is that future alignment of the senior secondary curriculum with the CSE might be easier and minimum efforts might be needed to revise its existing curriculum, assessments and textbooks.
The similarity between OSCE stations reflects the 'constructive alignment' of the emergency medicine curriculum.
We then discuss the alignment of the workbook with the curriculum in order to enhance the students' learning experience and nurture their clinical competence.
A few hours after Ms. Feldman spoke, Richard W. Riley, the secretary of education, told a group at the convention that he would play host to a national forum intended to address the alignment of curriculum with the new standards and tests.
The use of the Curriculum Alignment Matrix makes it possible to identify where within a curriculum learning objectives are addressed and in what depth.
Summary findings were that students reported the key aspects of helpful role-play were opportunities for observation, rehearsal and discussion, realistic roles and alignment of roles with other aspects of the curriculum.
Federal Head Start officials say the tests are a work in progress toward a better alignment of Head Start curriculum with the goals of preparing every child for kindergarten.
Having a mapped curriculum provides a review about the learning objectives of the curriculum and thus allows exam preparation to be in alignment with the covered learning objectives.
"Teachers taught what they thought was important, so alignment of curriculum and testing got to be a big problem," she said.
