Sentence examples for curricula too from inspiring English sources
In addition, there are organizational issues: poor advising, disorganized curricula, too many part-time teachers.
The reason to compare graduates from these Dutch schools with non-Dutch graduates was that other Dutch schools have developed of are developing VI curricula too.
Delivering bloated curricula takes too much time when health systems have a severe shortage of "the right health workers with the right skills in the right place doing the right thing".
As the implementation and integration of real patient contacts in medical curricula is too complicated to be embarked upon lightly [ 35], further research should investigate how real patient contacts can have a positive impact on learning outcomes.
Meanwhile, universities' curricula also continued to evolve.
As we've seen, students and teachers have roundly criticised the reformed courses - which now make up two-thirds of A-level curricula - as placing too much pressure on students to perform in their final exam, and for including too much new material with too little support.
The implementation of public health issues into medical curricula however has too often been criticised as insufficient [ 8- 10].
Training curricula are frequently burdened with too much content, diluting learning related to job performance [ 4].
Too often, training curricula are laden with content that is not related to job responsibilities and do not provide adequate opportunities for practice, thus diluting job-related learning.
As the texts to which he refers so seamlessly recede from academic curricula and become almost esoteric for too many Americans, Greitens makes clear their profound, ongoing relevance not just to understanding our culture but in helping us to make sense of our lives.
For example, the National Research Council has made some recommendations but these have not been widely implemented and miss the mark in terms of preparing highly functional, work-ready graduates, because they are too focused on traditional curricula and classroom-learning (2010).
