Sentence examples for correct curriculum from inspiring English sources

So what benefits might Chris Woodhead's non-politically correct curriculum confer?

They're less inclined to restrict the personal decisions of gay Americans, even if they don't necessarily want the whole thing explained to their children as part of some politically correct grade-school curriculum.

A devastating article in The New Yorker by Steven Brill examined how New York City tried to dismiss a fifth-grade teacher for failing to correct student work, follow the curriculum, manage the class or even fill out report cards.

The 18th century is especially remembered for three leading reforms: teaching in the mother language grew in importance, rivaling Latin; the exact sciences were brought into the curriculum; and the correct methods of teaching became a pedagogic question.

"The students are correct in terms of funding, curriculum, and faculty structure," she wrote.

In Bryden et al's study of faculty members' experiences of teaching professionalism participants suggested that the formal curriculum provided the correct forum to discuss 'institutional and legislative codes', for example [ 4].

In 2006 Professor Paola Domizio of the University of London wrote that "the profile of pathology must once again be raised" and that "its loss in the modern curriculum must be corrected" [ 26].

Music and gymnastics in the correct balance would constitute the desirable curriculum in education.

A third suggested the restoration of ethics in the curriculum, eliminated "when politically correct things came into play".

Their study revealed that, when correcting for these variables, reanalysis of the original data showed medium-level effect sizes favouring a PBL curriculum, whereas analysis without correcting for these two variables showed no effect of PBL on student performance.

It also corrects the mistake of the old curriculum by making it now compulsory for children to study the entire history of pre-1066 Britain.