Sentence examples for common core approach from inspiring English sources

The Common Core approach to reading is like breaking a molecule down into individual elements.

In recent years, the American education system's efforts to "teach to the test" or insist on a "common core" approach to curriculum have been met with hostility from parents and teachers alike.

Ensuring the continuity of training since medical school to the end of a productive professional life, implementing the new "common core trunk" approach for RS and introducing a mandatory mechanism for health professional re-certification are probably the three biggest challenges for the Spanish National Health Services in this area.

Carol did get a little too involved in Common Core mathematical approaches and technical language proposed for early elementary school grades.

The common core of the diverse approaches to sequence exomes represents the consensus coding sequences as defined by the consensus coding sequence (CCDS) project [ 13].

Such an approach to the common core has been taken up by the standards writers and is part of the current education "reform" movement.

Patient-centred care using a biopsychosocial approach remains as a common core principle despite wide variations in context.

The USC poll shows voters and parents alike rejecting Common Core because it is a one-size-fits-all approach that increases our reliance on standardized testing.

A survey of the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM) [ 1] showed that in 10 out of 19 European countries there is a multidisciplinary approach to intensive care training with a common core curriculum.

Instead, an inspiring set of speakers exhorted the audience to consider the deep common core of spiritual wisdom that makes us human, rather than the superficial trappings of religious approaches that makes us suspicious and intolerant of each other.

However, outside Québec this common core is strictly universalist and limited to the exigencies of liberal democracy itself (including a more functional approach to language as medium of communication rather than badge of identity).