Sentence examples for curriculum access from inspiring English sources
10 The e-learning platform developed in-house (eeSURG, http://learning.essq.ed.ac.uk) allows students to navigate resources easily, follow the programme curriculum, access course material, and interact with course tutors and other students.
There will be a loose curriculum and access to educational resources for WeWork Labs members.
Finally, Table 4 reveals perceived capacity of staff to design appropriate curriculum and access to learning and teaching resources (library).
Life-skills based education has yet to be implemented in the national curriculum and access to services for adolescents, including voluntary and confidential counseling and testing must be quickly expanded.
Supervisors raised the idea that by allowing the student entry into and participation in their world of practice, practice itself would be a curriculum, offering access to whole life cycle care.
The project is organized around a central database housed and maintained by WUSTL on a pair of SUSE Enterprise Linux servers that host a variety of services utilized by the GEP community, including curriculum modules, access to research projects and bioinformatics tools, and assessment and communications tools (see http://gep.wustl.edu and Shaffer et al., 2010).
The teacher or a curriculum task accesses the learners' prior knowledge and helps them become engaged in a new concept through the use of short activities that promote curiosity and elicit prior knowledge.
Past exam papers, which also contribute to the formal curriculum, were accessed by 92.1% of students, with almost half of the students devoting 10% of their study time to this resource.
By the end of the program, most parents report that the biggest incentive is the college access curriculum (but no one turns away their raffle winnings!).
It's an immensely seductive measure for those of us working with students who find areas of the curriculum difficult to access.
The curriculum should cover access and exposure to porn and sexual practices that are relevant to young people's lives and experiences.
