Sentence examples for curriculum in math from inspiring English sources

Some parents at other schools fear that a uniform curriculum in math and reading will squeeze out other subjects; Mrs. Logan's students have social studies four days a week, science twice a week and music, art and dance each once a week.

"We currently offer teachers, students and parents access to effective resources to foster the vision of the Common Core curriculum in math, including scalable professional development and tools for connecting with parents.

Cuban schools use a European curriculum in math that, according to experts, is better than the variety of math curricula used in U.S. schools.

Mr. Klein has begun an overhaul of the system that includes a remade bureaucracy, new curriculums in math and reading for most schools and a parent coordinator in each school.

Earlier yesterday morning, Mr. Klein addressed teachers at the Harriet Tubman Learning Center, an elementary school in Harlem, and urged them to support the uniform curriculums in math and literacy that are being introduced this year.

"No systemwide curriculum, even in math or reading; a system where school funding was opaque and based more on politics than on needs.

Dr. Steiner, who became education commissioner a year ago, said that the exams had tested a narrow part of the curriculum, particularly in math, and that questions were often repeated year to year, with a few details changed, so that a student who had taken a practice test — as many teachers have their students do — were likely to do well.

You know, one with a rigorous curriculum, particularly in math and science, and good test scores.

Bergen Academies opened in 1992 with a specialized curriculum in advanced math, science and technology, and other types of vocational training like cosmetology and landscaping continued at smaller campuses in Teterboro and Paramus.

Yesterday, officials announced that 31 more schools or honors programs operating within larger schools had been granted two-year waivers from the standard curriculum in reading, math or both.

To get the well-educated, highly skilled workers that the country needs, states must strengthen public school curriculums, especially in math and science.