Sentence examples for curriculum devised from inspiring English sources

But some are concerned that an education curriculum devised with the intention of reducing copyright infringement, rather than educating about the totality of intellectual property, could present an unbalanced view of copyright.

Young people need a clear understanding of what sexual assault is through a curriculum devised by experts, a comprehensive explanation of enthusiastic consent, and a roadmap for how to deal with a culture that victim-blames and is generally decades behind where it should be.

Also accessible from the children's section is HeartPower!, a free, downloadable curriculum devised to help teachers in grades pre-kindergarten through 8 teach their students about healthier lifestyles.

States would also be required to hire teachers with bachelor's degrees and training in early childhood development; establish standards and curriculums devised for early learning; and maintain low teacher-child ratios in the program.

Scotland's new freestyle curriculum was devised under Labour, but the SNP government chose to press ahead with it.

The curriculum was devised in part by behavioral scientists conversant in the sorts of nightmarish treatment that P.O.W.s have had to endure.

The curriculum he devised for those novices is not what I think beginners need to know," he writes on his site.

"If children have games and activities that demonstrate the relationship between numbers, then quantity becomes a physical experience," said Sharon Griffin, a psychologist at Clark University in Worcester, Mass., who found in a series of careful studies that a curriculum she devised, called Number Worlds, raised the scores of children who lagged in math.

To explore the residents' evaluation of the curriculum, we devised another survey.

The entire e-curriculum is devised in such a way that the learning process is Systematic (S) with specific aims, learning objectives, content and summary for each module.

The phaseout of the MSP program would be a blow to university researchers, who use NSF funding to link up with educators from local school districts to train teachers, improve curriculum, and devise better ways to measure student progress in math and science.