For example, in Australia the Fit-4-Fun intervention which included modifications to the recess environment and prescribed family engagement activities to complement the curriculum intervention component, reported improvements in BMI, BMI z-score, and PA [ 76].
A six-year program was developed with longitudinally integrated modules complementing the regular medical curriculum.
A more 'educational' curriculum for children aged three to five must be developed within the integrated curriculum by mutually complementing the standard childcare program and the national kindergarten curriculum.
The content of the professional development program consisted of research-based instructional practices designed to complement the core curriculum and scaffold learning for DLLs, and the format included professional development institutes, individualized consultation, and community of practice meetings.
So what can universities do to provide further development opportunities to complement the academic curriculum?
Founding dean Howard Meek conceived the idea of a "practice hotel" to complement the hospitality curriculum and, in 1950, the 36-room Statler Inn opened on campus.
To complement the core curriculum, students choose from a variety of courses offered regularly by South Asia Studies faculty in anthropology, art history, history, international affairs, literature, politics, and religion.
JD/LLM-LE Electives: students are expected to maximize the value of the JD/LLM-LE program by selecting JD courses with a total of at least 16 credits to complement the prescribed program curriculum.
All of the professors who took part in focus group discussions pointed to the necessity of effecting changes in the curriculum of basic sciences, complementing the changes brought about by this project.
