Sentence examples for curriculum discussed from inspiring English sources
The curriculum discussed here is based on the concept of teaching biology as a connected and thematic story and also on experience with teaching young children that strongly supports the premise that they can easily handle both concrete and abstract scientific principles and they can apply these to stories of biological structure and function (Fail 1995, 2003).
There are several themes of the hidden curriculum discussed in the literature, which were not identified among television programs in this study.
Although undesired, the negative shift observed in this first assessment of the Physics in Biomedicine course is at the low end of published CLASS data, and more favorable than the shift produced by the algebra-based curriculum and the curriculum discussed by Meredith and Bolker.
We can simply use the term topic for such curriculum knowledge discussed in a curriculum genre.
Her book Creativity Across the Primary Curriculum (2000) discussed how this approach needs to be cultivated from the earliest years.
An experience in the design of an industrial informatics curriculum is discussed.
The feasibility of these methodologies being effectively incorporated into a residency curriculum is discussed.
Despite this shortcoming, Jensen and Finley (1996) showed that a historically rich curriculum that discussed Lamarckian evolution and these specific two experiments increased understanding of natural selection and decreased misconceptions compared with a less historically rich curriculum.
The coping skills facilitators, but not the incremental theory facilitators, also read two books written by the author of the coping skills curriculum and discussed them with the researcher.
The development, pretesting, and piloting of an innovative modular tobacco curriculum are discussed as well as challenges that face implementation and steps taken to address them and to advocate for adoption by the Medical Council of India.
"PSHE is crucial to provide time in the curriculum to discuss important and sensitive issues, and to protect teachers when grappling with these subjects.
