Sentence examples for curriculum curriculum from inspiring English sources

b) Ensure that national curriculum, curriculum frameworks and guidelines are available to all teachers and "core" mothers and that they use the curriculum materials and instructional resources which they are given.

(See table 2 for definitions) Four pedagogical domains from the literature were identified by the working group as essential to the development and implementation of the curriculum: curriculum delivery, mentorship models, practice opportunities/models and evaluation/assessment.

As a member of the Curriculum Development Task Force (CDTF) the author was interested in the awareness, perceptions and opinions of this proposed problem-based (PBL) curriculum amongst students in the traditional curriculum being phased out, a few months prior to the implementation of Year 1 of this curriculum (Curriculum 2001).

Change the curriculum Transform the curriculum by asking new questions.

At the moment we don't have a modern curriculum or a comprehensive curriculum.

I think that the curriculum was not a curriculum that really mattered to the kids.

Replace curriculum tinkering by curriculum renewal, attending to the challenges and problems the Rose review's remit excluded.

The authors say they are "concerned by the growing diminution of the school curriculum" by the national curriculum SATs tests.

"We decided to look up 'balance' and 'curriculum' because 'balanced curriculum' is not in the dictionary," Karen Dhillon, one presenter, told the class.

We've got this curriculum and the curriculum has to move forward, but if a child brings something to you, you have to respond to it.

Gove's bill restores freedoms removed from academies under Gordon Brown, including the right to abandon the national curriculum ‑ though a new curriculum must be "balanced and broadly based".