Sentence examples for curriculum development programs from inspiring English sources

An "integrated cooperation accord" that he and Mr. Chavez signed on Oct. 30 calls for Cuban educators to help Venezuela in "the consolidation of the Bolivarian schools" through joint teacher training and curriculum development programs.

David Kern, a professor emeritus of medicine, former co-director of General Internal Medicine at Bayview, and director of the curriculum development programs of the Johns Hopkins Faculty Development Program for Clinician-Educators, has received a mastership in internal medicine from the American College of Physicians.

For now, the site functions primarily as an educational and resource center where curriculum development programs and plant sales are underway.

Recognizing this unique opportunity, community organizers and urban farmers poured in and decided to develop "a springboard for urban agriculture all over the city". For now, the site functions primarily as an educational and resource center where curriculum development programs and plant sales are underway.

However, the involvement of patients in curriculum development, program design, or assessment is less developed or utilized.

(Note: The Embassy has submitted a 1207 proposal for a madrassa curriculum development program. End note).

Committee activities include curriculum development, program expansion, budget guidelines, and review of Department Mentored Trainee Grant applications.

Second, the Associate Department Head and primary mentor has been an educator for 37 years with expertise in curriculum development, program evaluation, and teaching methodologies.

The four online courses introduce aspects of curriculum development, program evaluation and assessment, administration and operations, as well as teacher development and supervision.

We sought to examine changes in the pedagogical beliefs of instructors participating in a national curriculum development program that featured many of the elements of effective professional development discussed above.

Thus Prince Edward Island's "Bridges" project (2006) brings together the Ministries of Education and Social Services with the Early Childhood Development Association to collaborate in the development of seamless support in the areas of curriculum development, program delivery and parental engagement (Beach, Friendly, Ferns, Prabhu, & Forer, 2009, p. 23).