Sentence examples similar to curricular direction from inspiring English sources
Walt, out of desperation and a desire to secure his family's future in the face of ruinous medical bills, decides to take his science skills in an extra-curricular direction.
The FRAS offers one avenue for measuring development in self-reported assessment familiarity and confidence and, as such, may have a formative role in directing future program, curricular, and institutional innovations in the direction of evidence-based science teaching.
It's not the way to implement curricular change".
The charge, he said, was "curricular deviation".
These differences become more apparent as the MCAT-bpv scores move away from the mean in either direction, indicating that scores of most students are not affected by curricular variables.
Reviews of novel curricular approaches in undergraduate science courses suggest that teaching practices are consistently changing in the direction of inquiry, with greater than 80% of the institutions using inquiry-based approaches, especially in their laboratory courses (Sundberg et al., 2005; Ruiz-Primo et al., 2011).
Knowing that the questions of how to get hired and how to hold a job or internship once they choose a direction can be just as frustrating, the founders decided to build out a video library, career database and curricular tools that could help them frame and answer these questions.
He consulted on school curricular matters.
There's no curricular trickle-down effect.
The impetus for curricular standardization has come from the states.
