Sentence examples for changes in syllabus from inspiring English sources

Changes in syllabus are necessary to help students develop a definitive and concrete understanding of biomedical research terminology and how to interpret researches.

But one thing remains: a political party demanded an immediate change in syllabus, and Mumbai University [made] the book disappear the very next day".

Nasser instructed al-Azhar to create changes in its syllabus that trickled to the lower levels of Egyptian education, consequently allowing the establishment of coeducational schools and the introduction of evolution into school curriculum.

Students must not be unfairly advantaged or disadvantaged by a change in the syllabus.

In response to demands for more aircrew to fulfil Australia's commitments to the Korean War and Malayan Emergency, flying training underwent major changes in 1951 52, the syllabus at No. 1 FTS being split among three separately located units.

Perhaps one of the most worrying changes in the science syllabuses is the gradual exclusion of maths.

The exam structure did not change with a high level of correlation year to year in exam questions, nor were there any changes in the laboratory sections or syllabus pertinent to how students would be graded in the course.

The participants complained about many issues such as curriculum overload, unclear syllabus with frequent changes in it without prior notification and the short duration of the course.

The Guardian revealed in March that draft guidelines for children in key stages 1-3 had removed discussion of climate change in the geography syllabus, with only a single reference to how carbon dioxide produced by humans affects the climate in the chemistry section.

Even the second time you teach a class you will need to spend time preparing, adjusting the syllabus to reflect changes in the science, or responding to students' concerns from the previous year.

Then markedness issues in syllabus design are discussed.