The phrase "curriculum about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the content or subject matter of a curriculum. Example: The school's curriculum about environmental sustainability includes topics such as renewable energy, conservation, and waste reduction.
I think there must be something on the national curriculum about writing to a famous person.
Nor is there much in the curriculum about the prospects for graduates or the current state of the profession.
Mozilla should develop a curriculum about the way that DRM undermines security by making vulnerability reporting illegal and treating users as hostile adversaries.
Altogether, honors courses constitute about 25 to 30percentt of the honors student's curriculum, about as many credits as a minor.
To evaluate whether a media literacy nutrition education curriculum about the effects of television advertising on children's food choices influenced the behavior, attitudes, and knowledge of Head Start parents.
It was around this time that the Unitarian Universalist Association started its famously sex-positive curriculum, About Your Sexuality, with details about masturbation and orgasms and slide shows of couples touching one another's genitals.
They can also learn about what the school curriculum is about".
curriculum completes about 72 PACEs per year.
The problem may not be in the A.P. courses themselves but in the distortions to the high school curriculums brought about by college admissions processes.
American high schools started adding community service requirements to their curriculums about 15 years ago.
As previously described, we conducted a randomized control trial comparing four different strategies for delivering an e-curriculum about herbs and other dietary supplements (HDS) to clinicians.
