Sentence examples for curriculum and its from inspiring English sources
Although the Jefferson Elementary School district reviews CAVA's curriculum and its budget, it lacks the manpower to verify the records.
He and the other instructors have welcomed Indonesia Mengajar in the hope that it can help develop the school's curriculum and its 169 students.
Indifferent to the curriculum and its modest expectations, he studied French and translated the erotica of Restif de la Bretonne on the side.
But writing — Ms. Shepard's course of study — is one of the more popular ones at this exclusive college, which is in Westchester County and is known for its liberal arts curriculum and its high tuition.
From his cubicle, equipped with an interactive blackboard and audio headset, he has an overview of the maths elements of the British national curriculum and its American equivalent, as well as the relative diligence of British and American children.
He cites the work of the JALC library and its ongoing project to chart historical jazz arrangements, the organisation's shaping of the national educational curriculum, and its sponsorship of school band competitions as areas he is keen to draw on during the London residencies.
Udacity works with companies like Google, Facebook, Amazon and others to develop its curriculum, and it counts Accenture, AT&T, Bank of America, GE and Ford among its customers.
Like other Caribbean schools, St . Georges is not accredited in the United States, although the State Education Department has reviewed its curriculum and permits its students to receive their clinical training in New York.
However, he did highlight Lehigh University as one campus that has dramatically retooled its curriculum and even its physical infrastructure to try to prepare students for the ever-changing world of work.
The college has redesigned its general education curriculum and realigned its academic programs.
Canvassing traditional curriculum students' (Years 1 5) opinions of Curriculum 2001 and its perceived impact on their studies has provided Faculty with some insight into areas of concern that could be addressed.
