Sentence examples for curriculum aspects from inspiring English sources

While some studies focus on these two facets (e.g., Jüttner and Neuhaus 2012), others consider additional ones such as goals and purposes of teaching (e.g., Rohaan et al. 2009), curriculum aspects (e.g., Geddis 1993), the use of media (e.g., Marks 1990), or knowledge of tasks as instructional tools (e.g., Krauss et al. 2013).

Numerous studies described the positive influence of these curriculum aspects on learning [ 13– 15].

Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on initial journal responses, thoughtful participation in class and group discussions, completion of the two Multiple Intelligences activities and a thoughtful proposal for an arts curriculum using aspects of Gardner's Multiple Intelligences theory.

The curriculum development aspects of the InTeGrate project were designed around the theory of participatory design where participants are a central component of the development process (Mao et al. 2005; Schuler and Namioka 1993).

This position statement implies that whereas creationist teaching is neither required nor an official part of the school curriculum, teaching aspects of creationism may occur as a consequence of the nature of the concept of creation and life's origins, which may arise in religious education and/or science lessons.

Considering the advantages and limitations evidenced by multiple analysis of the integrated approach, teachers recommended an integrated approach to curriculum or aspects of it, pointing to the responsibility of teachers to achieve a correct coordination between the integrated themes and the classic ones.

And that's what we're trying to - you know, Roots & Shoots, people don't always understand, but it can be part of a curriculum, or aspects of it, to be part of general learning.

5 Most pharmacy degree programmes currently include education on some elements from the WHO curriculum, including aspects related to medication safety, communication and patient-centred care.