Sentence examples for curriculum imposed from inspiring English sources

She said she had trouble teaching the new math curriculum imposed by the city and had resorted to lying to her superiors, pretending she was using it.

Right now, school children are going back into the endless exercise in nostalgia and pointless cramming that GCSEs have become: the return to a joyless neo-Victorian curriculum, imposed against the advice of teachers.

Time restraints in our revised Neuroscience curriculum imposed a limit of sessions per topic, necessitating a structure where problems would be faculty-generated, rather than student-generated.

Unlike school, or more traditional types of home education, there's no curriculum, no imposed learning, no testing.

The new uniform curriculum will be imposed on many more schools than are in the Chancellor's District, officials said.

Hanging out is one option at Pathfinder, a nonprofit resource center for unschooling -- a radical version of home- schooling that shuns imposed curriculum.

Conservatives were furious that Clegg had criticised the use of unqualified teachers in free schools and said the national curriculum must be imposed on academies.

First, even though a national curriculum cannot be imposed, serious public intellectuals of varying political views need to step up and develop voluntary guides, in every academic subject, for use by educators who do not disdain expert opinion.

But they have imposed a curriculum that scants content knowledge for personal experience and direct instruction for self-directed learning.

Look at what has happened in schools: nationally administered tests for children as young as seven, an imposed national curriculum – to be played with by politicians at their pleasure – and a punitive inspection regime.

Administration officials, however, credited the law for the positive results, even though a proliferation of early childhood and kindergarten programs and efforts by states to impose curriculum standards, increase testing and reduce class sizes, begun during the Clinton administration, may have contributed.