Sentence examples for creation of curriculum from inspiring English sources

In many ways, the report reflects the initiatives of the administration of Rudy Crew, the former chancellor who began a mandatory summer school program for failing students and supported greater spending for the creation of curriculum guides for tougher academic standards.

"The federal government has no role in the creation of curriculum and content," he said.

That means making the creation of curriculum products by for-profits a much more attractive proposition for an investor.

Mr. Marzio not only encourages visits by children, the elderly and other groups sometimes ignored by museum directors, but he has also sponsored the creation of curriculums used in many Houston public schools; organized art shows and courses for libraries, retirement homes and halfway houses; and arranged exhibitions to appeal to the city's sizable Hispanic and African-American communities.

The creation of progressive curriculum frameworks is, however, only the first step in the re-formation of early childhood services.

Although a minimum number of scans will likely continue to be required, the creation of a curriculum based on a competency-based education model that will be more focused on the achievement of certain milestones than a predetermined number of exams will help to finally achieve this goal.

What has not kept pace is the creation of educational curriculums and dynamic methods to train young service providers.

For instance, New Brunswick interviewees pointed out that childcare policy had been moved into the education department and repeatedly mentioned the creation of a new curriculum for 0- to 4-year-olds that all licensed centers were required to follow.

The professional development included partnering with instructional coaches in teams to collaborate on the creation of STEM integration curriculum units designed to address state science and mathematics standards in grades 4 8 within the context of an engineering design challenge.

In the following decades, the national science education standards (NRC, 1996; 2000) were created and followed with the creation of standards-aligned curriculum from national publishers and projects funded by the National Science Foundation.

The creation of the final curriculum resulted in a course of 14 modules with each unit requiring approximately 2 h time: Modules 1 3 (Table 1a) introduce the essentials of disaster medicine terminology, disaster assistance and law, management, and multidisciplinary coordination and communication systems.