Sentence examples for curriculum directed from inspiring English sources

Catechetical school, in early Christianity, a type of educational institution with a curriculum directed toward inquirers (especially those trained in the Greek paideia, or educational system) whose aim was to gain a greater knowledge of Christianity and eventually, perhaps, baptism into the Christian community.

Other reasons discussed included the influence of academic leagues/tutorials, the teacher's capacity and curriculum, direct invitation and interest in the teacher's line of research.

Quality standards in terms of pedagogical content and education level of the unit leader are regulated by law, whereas the curriculum is directed by an educational content framework plan (Ministry of Education and Research 2006).

At that time, the pharmacy curriculum was directed mainly towards production of pharmaceuticals, which helped provide the pharmaceutical industry with well-qualified and skilled human resources, but there was no consideration of the public health role of the pharmacist [ 24].

As an overall strategy to engage the students actively in research, our results suggest that participation in a research project during their medical course provides an opportunity for future medical practitioners to develop and improve their research capabilities and that a research-based integrated curriculum can be directed at preparing for and improving this experience.

Derek did, however, identify two potentially useful guiding principles that could have directed their curriculum in a specific direction (Dorst, 2011).

"It might be useful to have a bit of a curriculum that is clear, directed at teachers for example, with a bit more for those that do sporting activities…they will be the ones to have a child go hypo if that's not properly planned or monitored" (P10, Consultant).

Opposition was initially directed at the curriculum -- prepared by two yoga practitioners from Los Angeles, where the curriculum is also used in some schools -- which has since been altered to eliminate any language that might be construed as religious.

It is only recently that attention has been directed to the curriculum of ECCE programs.

This school offers a six-year undergraduate-entry curriculum using problem based self directed learning [ 25] as the central educational approach (see also [ 26] for more information on problem-based learning).

Controversially, he abolished entrance requirements and curriculums, focusing instead on individually directed study (the painter Blinky Palermo was among his students).