Sentence examples for curricula has from inspiring English sources

However, the current fractured educational system, in which students learn according to ethnically coloured, often biased curricula, has had the effect of creating three separate sets of citizens, each unfamiliar with and distrustful of the others.

"The Handmaid's Tale" has been hailed as a feminist work since its publication, in 1985, and that characterization has never been a liability; as my colleague Rebecca Mead wrote in her recent Profile of Atwood, the book, a staple of high-school curricula, has sold "so many millions of copies that Atwood considers them uncountable".

"Industry-readiness" of curricula has become even more emphasized under President Obama's administration in the United States.

Work on mainstreaming DRR in primary school curricula has already been mapped and guidelines developed and published.

The feedback conveyed by students due to the incorporation of this platform into control engineering curricula has been positive.

Although feasibility of QI curricula has been demonstrated in radiology before, there are still barriers to widespread implementation.

"None of the curricula had any effect on the prevalence of unprotected sexual intercourse or consistent condom use".

STEM-focused curricula had extended to many countries and economies, with programs developed in places such as Australia, China, France, South Korea, Taiwan, and the United Kingdom.

Specific curricula have been previously validated.

Academic program curricula have historically been mapped.

As a result, many new curricula have been developed.