Sentence examples for curriculum diversity from inspiring English sources

Consistent with our logical extensions of the JAT, we find that unobservable productivities for entrepreneurship have common positive effects on breadth of college curriculum, diversity of occupational experiences, and probability of starting a business.

Typically, students in "high uptake" of physics courses were in schools with a focus on "curriculum diversity, examination grades required for further study, career-related matters and student aspiration" (Bennett et al. 2011, p. 686).

Whereas many aspects of evolutionary thought were embedded in the curriculum (diversity, adaptation, coevolution, variation, selection), impact on student understanding of evolution (in isolation from other topics) was not specifically addressed in the qualitative data.

It is a difference that has little to do with the size of the campus, faculty credentials, breadth and scope of the curriculum, diversity of students or governance structure.

And tomorrow night, Colgate administrators have put together a panel on pedagogy, curriculum and diversity.

"We found that nearly half of the co-educational state-funded schools we looked at are actually doing worse than average," explained Clare Thomson, curriculum and diversity manager at the Institute of Physics.

She has extensive experience in the classroom and in administrative roles dealing with curriculum development, diversity issues, faculty development and issues regarding education, equity and access.

A decade on from that 80s synthpop music lesson, and her brainchild, Educate and Celebrate, is one of the most successful teacher-training programmes in the country, helping schools build inclusive curriculums, celebrate diversity, create age-appropriate resources and generally make the invisible visible.

Diversity is the new curriculum organizer, and diversities are opened to a world of multiple interactions, mixed identities, and multiple senses of belonging.

Embracing a more diverse curriculum may foster more diversity and the Equality Challenge Unit is exploring the role of unconscious bias and discrimination.

Ms. Gibbs said she planned to tackle the expansion of the Hewitt School's classrooms and office space -- the 45 East 75th Street building is a combination of two small buildings in a landmark area that does not permit upward growth -- and to address matters of diversity, curriculum and technology.