Sentence examples for curricula and in the from inspiring English sources

Srnicek and Williams don't reject working with politicians, though they think that real transformation comes from shifts in social expectation, in school curricula, and in the sorts of things that reasonable people discuss on TV (the so-called Overton window).

The first profile was characterized by a perception of greater importance in the scientific competencies in their curricula and in the development achieved in them.

The paper concludes by a prologue for the future of the UAE architectural education, arguing for a real integration of "sustainability" in the curricula and in the studios teaching practices with its adaptation to the norms defined by the local context and culture.

Thanks to many of them, more instruction is now being simultaneously delivered by a live teacher, via web-based curricula, and in the form of students teaching one another, among other forms within the walls of traditional classrooms.

Thanks to many of them, more instruction is now being simultaneously delivered by a live teacher, via web-based curricula, and in the form of students teaching one another, among other forms within the walls of traditional classrooms.

In 2008, Louisiana passed a bill permitting science teachers to use outside sources including those supporting IDT in curricula, and in 2009 the Texas state education board voted to allow IDT to be taught alongside ET in science classes.

Further, education on the importance of cervical screening in lesbians needs to be addressed on a larger scale with the majority of participants suggesting that it should be included in school curricula and advertised in the gay media.

Dana Burde shows how aid to education in Afghanistan bolstered conflict both deliberately in the 1980s through violence-infused, anti-Soviet curricula and inadvertently in the 2000s through misguided stabilization programs.

I have attended the Utah State Office of Education's State Science Education Coordination Committee meetings to learn the infrastructure of science curricula and programs in the state's public schools.

Interestingly, there have been studies on the inclusion of global health in nursing school curricula, and in relation to the competencies which students should achieve through their undergraduate degrees programmes (7, 8).

The Consortium for Classical and Mediterranean Archaeology encourages collaboration that enhances archaeology curricula and concentrations in the respective departments.