Sentence examples for curriculum college from inspiring English sources

The NCSS has generally been supportive of Common Core, fighting to expand it to include citizenship education and social studies, what they call the C3 curriculum (College, Career, and Citizenship), rather than opposing it for marginalizing content and conceptual learning.

In addition, the recently published Advanced Placement Biology curriculum (College Board, 2011) considers tree reasoning to be essential knowledge ("Essential knowledge 1.B.2: Phylogenetic trees and cladograms are graphical representations (models) of evolutionary history that can be tested").

School administrators who tried to make the curriculum more college preparatory met resistance.

I would have missed the curriculum my college required and its books, many of which are still dear to me.

More than half described as pretty good their "interest in curriculum" in college compared with 12% in school.

She wanted to do a pre-med curriculum in college, but she scored 1,050 on the SAT -- not high enough for her target schools.

Poulain (sometimes spelled Poullain) was born in Paris in 1647 and followed a traditional scholastic curriculum in college.

The curriculum for college English learners (non-English majors), on the other hand, encourages the development of learner autonomy by promoting the "computer- and classroom-based teaching model".

Desperate to engage students with a pointlessly creative curriculum, Beet College offers a Homeland Security major and classes that teach how to specifically write for The New York Times.

A required core curriculum in college is not something to be devoutly wished for, but rather a concession to the consequences of a third-rate preparation for first-rate colleges and universities.

For many years, I found a decent amount of satisfaction in the work I did--whether it was creating new curriculum, teaching college, or facilitating corporate training programs.