Sentence examples for common curricula from inspiring English sources

In the field of EIE (Electrical and Information Engineering), the INEIT-MUCON project formulates common Curricula and defines a minimum knowledge base for an engineer (or equivalent) in a European context, both in level and content.

Designed and implemented throughout 2013 and 2014 by a collaborative effort of the Chinese Thoracic Society CTSS) and the American College of Chest Physicians (CHEST), 12 leading Chinese hospitals enrolled a total of 64 fellows into standardized PCCM training programs with common curricula, educational activities, and assessment measures.

I am not referring to the concept of "tailoring the curriculum" or "customizing the content" either, where business school administrators replace corporate logos on PowerPoint slides and paper printouts of common curricula.

Health and HRH managers at a recent meeting of the East, Central and Southern African Health Community (July 2003), recommended that member countries should rationalize substitute cadres and paramedicals so as to agree upon common curricula and scopes of practice.

You will look experienced if you're familiar with the most common curricula and how they teach certain subjects.

Standardized common core curricula and testing measures are contributing unnecessarily to stress while failing to create a productive and healthy educational environment.

Establishing common educational curricula across health professional groups will logically help create common philosophies, languages, perspectives and values [ 24] and enable skills transfers across the professional silos that prevail today [ 25].

Pace and Jones (2009) pointed out how viewing video that incorporates contextual examples provides an opportunity to build scientific literacy, a common goal of curricula.

The first question has practical importance because undergraduate programs could more readily adopt an art-based activity designed as a module of several hours duration, rather than as a stand-alone course involving 10 or more hours of contact time with art, as is common in medical curricula.

Indeed, current efforts tend to focus on creating integrated, introductory curricula common to several majors (mathematics, biology, and computer science) that indicate how fundamental ideas in each discipline contribute to the understanding of the life sciences (Bialek and Botstein, 2004; Knisley et al., 2010; Moore et al., 2010).

Split shifts, crowded classrooms, serious shortages of qualified teachers, and inadequate textbooks and curricula were common problems.