Sentence examples for curriculum bore from inspiring English sources
Steven Mastin, head of history at a school in Cambridge, who worked alongside historian Simon Schama as an adviser to Gove, said the curriculum bore "no resemblance" to the drafts he worked on as late as last month.
He jokes that oral skills are only really needed on entering education (kindergartens interview three-year-olds) and on leaving it (a doctorate might require a viva).Mr Bhasin says the college curriculum bears no relation to real work, and new graduates lack even the discipline to turn up at work on time.
As a consequence, implementing a CBAL curriculum bears the risk of knowledge loss.
Steven Mastin, head of history at a Cambridge school, who worked alongside historian Simon Schama as an adviser to Gove on the curriculum, said the end product bore "no resemblance" to drafts he worked on as late as last month.
On top of that, those in the field say, computer curriculums on both sides of the Atlantic bore pupils of both sexes with a focus on how to use Microsoft Word or create a spreadsheet.
He bore the responsibility for providing a broad and balanced philosophy curriculum, yet his own formal education in philosophy had stopped short nine years previously.
In particular, curriculum guidelines in Taiwan bear a striking resemblance to the science teaching standards developed by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (2009) and the National Research Council (1996) in the United States (see also DeBoer 2000).
