Sentence examples for curricula tools from inspiring English sources

The Biomimicry 3.8 Institute (our 501(c)3 not-for-profit arm) focuses on academic and public education, offering trainings, curricula, tools and resources for schools, universities, museums, zoos, nature centers, and other public forums.

As described above, national ministries should develop curricula, tools, and systems to better support district and local bodies in carrying out consistent training, orientation, monitoring, data collection, and reporting.

Specifically, the Initiative supported the provision and, with local partners, development of training, thought leadership, curricula, tools, technical support, and forums for learning, sharing, and developing knowledge and best practices.

The National Science Education Standards stress that geometry and light should be integrated into curricula as tools for learning about three dimensional objects.

Additionally, numerous curricula utilized tools to help students assess their personal stylistic or psychological predispositions, including: the Thomas-Killman Conflict Mode Instrument (Thomas & Killman, 1974) the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (Myers, 1995), or the Mediator Classification Index (Riskin, 1994).

Additionally, future curricula or tools could intervene in targeted ways on the embodied routines that contribute to mathematical expertise, taking advantage of decades of research on perceptual and motor learning (Ottmar & Landy, in press).

Some programs discussed here are organizational approaches such as curricula or tools for entrepreneurial training that are adaptable to various projects (e.g., the International Labour Organization's Know About Business initiative).

She's just launched a revolutionary new web portal, The Lunch Box -- offering free scaleable recipes, curricula, technical tools and community discussion -- an online engine that can spur real school food reform.

Teaching Peace in Schools: Bringing into our schools conflict resolution curricula with tools such as social-emotional learning, communication techniques, restorative processes, mindfulness and other proven peacebuilding skills to increase graduation rates and transform violence, bullying, truancy and other challenges facing youth.

Morley adds, "The role of the National Center for Healthy Housing is to anchor this network by providing training curricula and tools and serving as a repository for all the information about healthy housing that the partners might need to carry out the training and to promote healthy housing more broadly in their communities".

Reflecting those competencies, training curricula and evaluation tools should be developed, and the impact of education on patient, family, and clinician outcomes should be systematically assessed.