Sentence examples for curriculum by from inspiring English sources
"curriculum by" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to indicate that something is designed, created, or offered by a specific person or organization. For example: "The school offers a cutting-edge curriculum by a team of experienced teachers."
Change the curriculum Transform the curriculum by asking new questions.
But many of them turn toward a traditional academic curriculum by second or third grade.
In your briefing notes, you'll have seen that the stone age was put on the curriculum by your predecessor.
This is narrowing education and distorting the curriculum by encouraging teaching to the test, concluded a committee of MPs.
The authors say they are "concerned by the growing diminution of the school curriculum" by the national curriculum SATs tests.
It can be seen as a kind of curriculum by which to teach this new group how to take a more commitment-free approach to furniture.
In the third grade, my parents decided to start homeschooling and were introduced to the ATI curriculum by a family friend.
She asked a faculty committee last month to develop the curriculum by February and hopes to offer it on a pilot basis next fall.
"Narrowing the curriculum" by eliminating history and science to afford more time for math and reading reflects the tunnel vision of American education.
"I think poetry can help children deal with the other subjects on the curriculum by enabling them to see a subject in a new way.
It also corrects the mistake of the old curriculum by making it now compulsory for children to study the entire history of pre-1066 Britain.
