Sentence examples for been curriculum from inspiring English sources
noun
The set of courses, coursework, and their content, offered at a school or university.
"People felt that it would have been a good policy change had it been Curriculum 2001 or 2002," said Ms Lumby.
Debens is curriculum leader for geography at Priory School.
– Katie Leech is curriculum leader in a south London state primary.
Once it was "school-based management," then it was "curriculum frameworks," and then data-driven instruction.
If we want more engineers, more innovation, this needs to be curriculum, not cable television.
Among the aspects of curriculum that are emphasized in this article are curriculum selection, curriculum development and revision, curriculum implementation, and curriculum reform.
One of the essential aspects giving quality to educational services is curriculum.
Bill Bigelow is curriculum editor of Rethinking Schools magazine and co-director of the Zinn Education Project.
The result was curriculum narrowing, statistical gimmicks, and destructive test prep.
Beneath that big screen of blinking lights, there was curriculum aligned to standards.
One was teacher training, and the second was curriculum revision.
