Sentence examples for curriculum helped from inspiring English sources

Warwick's radical curriculum helped shape a new type of graduate, one that might want to work in law centres rather than in big City firms.

The analysis of the engineering design notebooks along with observations made while implementing the curriculum helped me understand how to better utilize the tensegrities within the curriculum.

During his tenure he revamped the curriculum, helped build a more ambitious, socially engaged environment for VIS concentrators, and greatly increased the visibility of the visual arts on campus.

In the classroom, he saw firsthand how the inclusion of tribal elders and local community members into the curriculum helped stimulate deeper learning for his students and strengthened the relationship between local schools and the community.

Both the cohort and the MBA curriculum helped guide Jiang, who also participated in UC Berkeley LAUNCH, a startup accelerator and competition designed to transform early stage startups into fundable companies.

They acknowledged that the designed curriculum helped reconceptualise the teaching and learning of science, bringing it closer to a social constructivist approach.

"We struggle to see how removing these topics from the curriculum helps to achieve this worthy aim.

The composition curriculum helps student composers develop their skills regardless of prior experience.

Outdoor, practical learning opportunities and healthy related physical activity sessions are a regular feature in the curriculum: helping to maintain a healthy body and mind.

The 24-session curriculum helps students develop understandings about the interactions between biology, personal behavior, and the environment and personal agency through cognitive self-regulation skills in navigating today's complex food system and sedentary environment.

Law is, of course, an integral part of the citizenship curriculum, helping young people to see the law as a positive framework, and the justice system and those within it as essential protectors of rights and freedoms.