Sentence examples for curriculum control from inspiring English sources

Both leftist students of Rousseau and students of the conservative Jesuits (as well as those Saudi-funded madrasas) know that schooling is crucial, so they fight for curriculum control with the same passion that Brits battle over private education.

The intervention group taking part in the prevention programme is compared with the non-treated, 'usual curriculum' control group.

In brief, we reasoned that implementation of an integrated curriculum requires a shift from departmental control over courses to curriculum control by multidisciplinary committees (Majoor and Kolle 1997).

The universities have autonomy in structuring their teacher education curriculum, whereas ITE has a common curriculum controlled by TED.

At the training, groups of children with ADHD played games and attended classes that discussed school curriculum, emotional control or social skills ("Sometimes about emotional control or other things related to ADHD" P36).

While curriculum requirements control much of their high school experience, a college list is something over which students can have a lot of control.

For the most part you are expected to start living away from your parents, to take charge of your own curriculum and control how much you want to do outside the classroom.

There was no RCT testing a social competence curriculum versus control with a follow-up duration of 1 year or less.

Western Länder began shortening the Gymnasium course, clearing out their curriculums and controlling their schools' output through state-wide exams.

Who knew that the academy curriculum includes pirate control?

The six-month curriculum includes birth control and prevention of sexually transmitted diseases and abuse.