Sentence examples for classroom curriculum from inspiring English sources
Informal group discussions, cultural enrichment activities, and recreational outings supplement the classroom curriculum.
The program, based on one in Austin, Tex., combines free children's concerts with a classroom curriculum.
WHEN Tunisia first began its overhaul of classroom curriculum, fundamentalists inside and outside the country attacked the changes as an assault on Islamic values.
These studies are important because we know that much education takes place not through the formal classroom curriculum but in the peer-to-peer learning that occurs in places like dorm rooms.
Dr. Dilts, who came to Animal Care and Control in 1995 as a staff veterinarian, drafted a citywide emergency response plan and created a classroom curriculum to train a volunteer Disaster Animal Response Team, which has 100 members so far, Ms. Brown said.
The Hemingway quote is again apt, because, early on in the film — when Pat reads "A Farewell to Arms," a book that's on his estranged wife's classroom curriculum — he throws it out the window, ranting about the unnecessary heartbreak of the ending.
The mathematics portion of the test included complex equations and word problems not always included in students' classroom curriculums.
A division of the Education Department that rates classroom curriculums has found that much educational software is not an improvement over textbooks.
StoryCorps has partnered with school districts in Atlanta, Chicago, Boston, Washington D.C., Los Angeles and Philadelphia to incorporate its app into classroom curriculums (a guide for educators is available here).
Access to schooling is not the only issue – the quality of education has declined as a result of overcrowded classrooms, curriculum complexities, cultural barriers and other challenges.
The District is breaking new ground by giving educators tools and resources to make their classrooms, curriculum, and health services inclusive of children of all gender identities and expressions.
