Sentence examples for curriculum arising from inspiring English sources

The paper begins by briefly raising and summarising some key issues for the use of ICT in the UK music curriculum arising from current research and practice in music education.

As needs for including new learning opportunities for students into a curriculum arise, it can take a minimum of a year to ensure that change is made, evaluated and implemented into the formal curriculum design for any given health programme.

The math curriculum, Arise, is an extension of TERC, which Joe has never liked.

The new course is but one of dozens of curriculum tweaks arising from the increasing interaction of administrators, teachers and students with business people.

Although leadership development has so far not been a part of the curriculum, the question arises whether we develop leaders who will be able to meet the complex challenges of contemporary public health.

There has been increasing debate among medical educators about the need to submit proposals for scholarship arising from student assessment and curriculum evaluation activities for IRB review.

Future evaluations will focus on how well the curriculum increases knowledge of specific ethical issues arising in short-term global health training programs.

A dysfunctioning hybrid PBL curriculum is inferior even to the conventional curriculum from which PBL arose.

The application was denied after hearings by the school board at which numerous people testified against the proposal and questions arose about curriculum and other operational issues.

A rather paradoxical situation arises where curriculum development is influenced by global perspectives on education and training, requiring the inclusion of thinking on key societal, economic and environmental issues.

Arising out of these findings was a call by the BPS for a pharmacology core curriculum for BSc degree programs to parallel the development of a core curriculum in clinical pharmacology for medical programs.