Sentence examples for curriculum for use from inspiring English sources

To align the UUSD middle school math courses to the CCSS, UUSD designed and developed a task-based curriculum for use in grades 6 through 8.

Sistema VC's Dimitry Filatov said he expects MEL Science to use its new funding to develop more VR content, kits and curriculum for use both in schools and at home.

Science is a process of advancing our understanding of the natural world, not a set of final answers or beliefs (SETI Institute 2005)." Instructors could modify the Voyages Through Time curriculum for use with non-science majors at the college level or for use with middle school students.

From this, the decision was made to create an online interactive curriculum for use in the classroom, and a free online game that kids will want to play in their free time.

We adapted the PRONTO curriculum for use specifically in the Guatemalan primary care clinic setting.

Furthermore, ministries of education in Kosovo, Serbia and Croatia have accredited the YMI curriculum for use in all secondary schools.

Next year the workshop plans to introduce curriculums for use in science classrooms, and Mr. Wilson, 63, has made presentations to school districts farther west since his program was approved for state subsidies by the Eastern Suffolk Board of Cooperative Educational Services, or Boces.

In July the Army Center for Substance Abuse Programs plans to distribute DVDs of "Addiction," as well as training curriculums, for use at Army installations worldwide, Hank Minitrez, an Army spokesman, wrote in an e-mail message.

Teacher 1: "Teachers should choose e-textbooks based on curriculum outlines for use in teaching.

In the interviews performed during the first stage, the teachers expressed their views regarding their e-textbook requirements: Teacher 1: "Teachers should choose e-textbooks based on curriculum outlines for use in teaching.

GEP projects are designed to easily integrate student research into laboratory curriculum suitable for use during the academic year while remaining fundamentally grounded in research.