Sentence examples for challenging curricula from inspiring English sources

"If you take a poor school district where students are already lacking challenging curricula that they need to raise their graduation rates, instead of moving forward, you're going to move backward," Mr. Easton said.

Will stronger standards in English and math lead to more consistent and challenging curricula across the state?

This discrimination and fear bleeds over into basic classroom interactions and feeds our reluctance to challenge exclusionary curricula.

Despite the recognition that educating healthcare students in patient safety is essential, changing already full curricula can be challenging.

24 28 An important issue for further research is to address medical school curricula regarding ID, challenging behaviour and mental health problems.

Yet, as Noll and Shaughnessy (2012) noted, coordinating both perspectives can be challenging for young students especially when school curricula focus on one at the expense of the other.

This kind of pedagogy links self and other in layered fields of being/becoming in which the narrowness of modern curricula is challenged, deepening both process and vision.

The results will help people know more about challenges the shift of curricula brings to educational staffs, the similarities and differences of Chinese teaching between these two Asian countries, characteristics and practices of Chinese teaching and learning as L1 and L2 respectively, and the focused points on modern language learning.

In response to the impact of information and communication technology on traditional business and commerce practices, and the empowerment of individuals by the growth of information available on the Internet, educators are challenged to adapt the curricula and delivery modes of educational programs for knowledge workers, such as tax accountants.

As GOAL Academy's Chief Academic Officer, I normally spend my days working on developing rigorous curricula to challenge our young Latino students that GOAL Academy serves throughout Colorado.

But the continuous changes in healthcare and curricula still challenge the interprofessional committee of the IPCIHC-module to keep on 'proving' the advantages of learning with, from and about each other during undergraduate programs in healthcare.