Sentence examples for at curriculum from inspiring English sources

Learning environments (Isba and Boor 2010) provide social, organisational, and instructional support to students' learning from real patients at curriculum, placement, and individual interactional level (Dornan et al. 2012).

The finalization of the work plan includes the main intervention areas, mainly looking at curriculum and teacher training methodologies to enhance the components of DRR and at district level piloting interventions to increase children and community knowledge on disaster risk reduction due to their geographical vulnerability to natural disasters.

He and a colleague who also had a daughter starting school "looked at the curriculum and we were aghast at the mathematics curriculum," Suppes told interviewer David Roberts in 1999.

"Oftentimes," Dr. Davis observed, "people look at a curriculum in terms of time rather than ideas".

One committee was set up to monitor their funding; another looked at the curriculum.

In contrast, those looking locally look more at the curriculum offered, and the accreditation schools hold.

"It's made us look at our curriculum and to consider whether it could be broader.

If you're happy with it, then I'll say let's look at the curriculum top to bottom.

French teachers furious at controversial curriculum changes.

The first story, looking at the curriculum used in evangelical Christian schools, is here.

They do not have confidence that they can look at a curriculum, and then decide whether that curriculum is good or bad.