Sentence examples for building curriculum from inspiring English sources
Since then, the company has quietly been building curriculum and testing it with users to figure out the most engaging lessons and the best price point for a paid product.
The importance and the complexity of building curriculum and teaching expertise constitute one of the key lessons from the programme, which will be discussed further below.
Microsoft says that the way it conceptualised YouthSpark could allow millions to use it as a lifelong career-building curriculum, culminating in the Microsoft Students to Business initiative that has so far linked 15,000 students to internships and jobs with Microsoft's partners and customers in 65 nations.
Stephen was out there adding his two cents worth to the Sustainable Building program, working on curriculum for their flagship class "Building for the Future," an online class taught every fall and spring.
They would know the building, rules, curriculum, staff and students.
There are plans for expansions to the building; the curriculum is growing ever more varied.
The number of Americans who radicalized in the first place was always relatively small, so building a curriculum to defuse extremist ideology seemed unnecessary.
Colleges in the UK are increasingly building a curriculum endorsed by employers that reduces the skills gap that often exists between education and employment.
"We engaged with academics and experts and carefully analysed the world's most successful school systems before building a curriculum which embodies high expectations.
Rather, we reference Bourdieu to guide building a curriculum that avoids the uncritical liberal-individualist assumption that because all are 'theoretically' or in principle equal, that all are equally positioned (in practice) to achieve success.
