Sentence examples for curricula from from inspiring English sources

Curricula from American schools could permeate those institutions.

And many Gulf countries adapted their curricula from Egyptian models that are now thoroughly discredited.

Curricula from the elementary to the university levels were revised and expanded to include the contributions of minority and neglected cultural groups.

Mr. Greenspan also spoke of the value of the liberal arts, and warned that in the face of increasing scientific knowledge, "our universities are going to have to struggle to prevent the liberal arts curricula from being swamped by technology and science".

New curricula from primary school to higher education include performance assessments of achieved skills.

The enquiry followed the reorganization of Engineering Curricula, from five to three years of study.

Fine argues that whilst the first three discourses are in abundance in US secondary schools, the fourth is largely 'missing' from 'official' sex education curricula and from sex education classrooms.

Curricula received from respondents were analyzed using a template designed for this purpose (available from the authors).

College became a more common experience for the middle classes; curricula moved from a unified canon and toward the study of many traditions, taught by specialists.

The same studies showed that by 1998, 10% of forestry departments included a GIS class in their curricula, up from 5% in 1988.

The ERUS curricula benefits from a combination of dry lab, wet lab and virtual reality components, which may allow skills to be more transferable to the OR as tasks are completed in several formats.