Sentence examples for curricular mandates from inspiring English sources

Reflecting his lack of experience in the field, Mr. Klein selected a controversial deputy for instruction who imposed curricular mandates and micromanagement on the system's 1,200 schools.

All public school streams are subject to curricular standards mandated by the Minister of Education, a position currently held by Naftali Bennett, a former settlement leader and Army commando who is the head of the far-right Jewish Home Party.

One teacher stated that she wished she could be "more spontaneous in the classroom with the kids" but she felt hemmed in by the Head Start mandates for curricular and instructional components.

Perhaps residency training in child abuse and neglect should be a required subspecialty rotation with more explicit curricular content than in the current mandates.

Generalized apathy was found among the participants; most believed that change was impossible unless the curriculum was revolutionised by the regulatory bodies: " these (curricular and time division) changes could only be mandated through regulatory bodies, and unless they won' t take such steps, there will be no change".

After all, teachers are mandated to channel students toward normative understanding of curricular concepts.

Although undergraduate nursing education includes components that assist in the fulfillment of a patient safety mandate, some have argued for the expansion and refinement of curricular content [ 22, 23].

Perhaps these very education reformers, those who send their own kids to private schools with superior resources free of testing mandates, should send their children to very public schools where kids or parents have no "choice" in such curricular matters.

Curricular reforms, however, were slow.

He consulted on school curricular matters.

The charge, he said, was "curricular deviation".