Sentence examples for creating curricula from inspiring English sources

The Division of Student Life utilizes principles in developing student leaders when creating curricula for their programmatic and educational initiatives.

As coordinator my responsibilities will include supporting tutors, creating curricula, and program development.

With 5% of its federally taxable income pegged for social and educational projects aimed at families and children--Mervyn's has been contributing to the preservation of the California missions and to creating curricula about them for the state's fourth-graders.

Supporters argue that creating curricula with more Hispanic authors, greater focus on Latinos' cultural and historic achievements and more critical study of issues like race will help engage students.

Work collaboratively with Cornell Lab staff to create curricula and courses, advise us on approaches to best engage new teachers in our programs, and attend the Summer Educator Retreat.

Every summer they bring in faculty and graduate students, teaching them media literacy concepts and encouraging them to create curricula to take home to their own universities.

Singers such as Solange, Kelela and Jamila Woods unapologetically position themselves as black women at the centre of their music, and campaigns to create curricula that reflect the multicultural society we live in are starting to be heard.

At the John M. Tobin Montessori School in Cambridge, volunteers spent a chilly morning and afternoon working outside for CitySprouts, a program that plants gardens at elementary schools and creates curricula around agriculture, food, and the environment.

Due to their interdisciplinary nature, devices for controlled-environment agriculture have the possibility to turn into ideal tools not only to conduct research on plant phenology but also to create curricula in a wide range of disciplines.

Specifically, she is now using that technological foresight to "tell stories" — working with partners like the Play4Real Lab at the Yale University Center for Health and Learning Games to create curricula that use virtual reality to reach young people.

A few miles away, at the John M. Tobin Montessori School in Cambridge, students and staff spent a chilly morning and afternoon working outside for CitySprouts, a program that plants gardens at elementary schools and creates curricula around agriculture, food, nutrition, and the environment.