Sentence examples for based curriculum is presented from inspiring English sources

A very important defence of the subject based curriculum is presented by Young [44] who argues that well developed disciplinary knowledge should be a point of departure for education, rather than the student or the context (e.g. problems facing the world).

The curriculum is presented to and interacted with by the students through 'Rich Exploration Applets'.

Additionally, the process of designing, approving and implementing such a curriculum is presented.

The curriculum is presented electronically (see www.australiancurriculum.edu.au) and that enables users to view the curriculum content from the perspective of any one of the three dimensions: disciplines, general capabilities and cross-curriculum priorities.

An example of a CP&T curriculum is presented.

The curriculum is presented in separate modules, as a suggestion for implementation.

A draft of a CP&T context-learning curriculum is presented in Fig.  3.

An example of a more specific CP&T curriculum is presented in Box 1.

In 2005 a competency based curriculum was introduced in the Dutch postgraduate medical training programs.

A 4-year overview of the integrated ultrasound curriculum for medical students is presented in Table 1 and specifics of the curriculum are presented in Table 2.

Both the development process and the resulting new curriculum are presented in this paper.