Sentence examples for curriculum editor from inspiring English sources

He said Scholastic was forming a partner review board, made up of a curriculum editor, a teacher, a school administrator, a child psychologist and a parenting expert, to vet the InSchool partnerships.

"Frankly, a lot of the textbooks are awful on the subject of the environment," said Bill Bigelow, the curriculum editor of Rethinking Schools, a quarterly magazine that has promoted "The Story of Stuff" to its subscribers and on its Web site, which reaches about 600,000 educators a month.

So, the startup rebuilt its curriculum editor, which now encourages teachers to build an outline as the first step in the course creation process.

Using the new curriculum editor, teachers can drag and drop lectures and sections to organize their content into a more structured course.

The platform aims to bring expert and novice educators alike greater control and ownership over their online content, helping them to organize and structure that content through a curriculum editor and a more robust toolset for managing and promoting their courses.

Bill Bigelow is curriculum editor of Rethinking Schools magazine and co-director of the Zinn Education Project.

In the National Academy of Science-sponsored exploration of learning and teaching science in the K-8 curriculum, editors Duschl, Schweingruber, and Shouse (2007) argue that science should be taught in ways that enhance interest and take advantage of advances in cognitive and developmental psychology.

Curriculum editors review feedback suggestions several times throughout the year, using these suggestions as a basis for annual website and curriculum upgrades.

Cristina Padrés Brooklyn, April 30, 2009 The writer is a curriculum developer and editor from Mexico City living in New York.

Michail Sideris and Apostolos Papalois are equal contributors/authors, leaders of the project, designers of the course curriculum, and main editors of the manual.

He is coauthor of  Interdisciplinary Approaches to Teaching Art in High School (2006), co-editor of  Curriculum for a Progressive, Provocative, Poetic, and Public Pedagogy (2006) and co-editor of two forthcoming books.