It might be assumed that a system that is in many ways geared to prepare people to participate in a constantly changing world would also change the material it uses at a similar pace, its curriculum - in the case of schools.
By law, state schools in England have to include RE in the curriculum, but as in the case of sex education, parents can opt to remove children from such classes.
Chi-square test: *p < 0.05 It is important to note that the percentages of perceived relevance of ageing related content within the curriculum are higher in the case of students (15%) when compared to teachers (8%).
Process quality and curriculum are interdependent as seen in the case of pedagogy which is essential to curriculum yet also powerfully affects process quality.
Teaching palliative care for the elderly to students is important and can improve the quality of care [ 3, 4], especially if it is done in an interprofessional way [ 10, 11], like in the case of our curriculum.
They should have no rules, no financial curbs and, in the case of free schools, no national curriculum.
In the case of the Stanford, she spends 18 months reviewing professional journals, textbooks, national and state standards, curriculum guides and other publications.
This paper sets out the case of the development of a BSc and a MSc curriculum in Mechatronics Management in Kosovo.
Finally, the findings could, and will be in the cases of the participating institutions, used to steer curriculum reform and innovation.
In "Harvard Rules," Bradley describes the case of Joe Green, an undergraduate disillusioned by his experience as a student representative on the committee evaluating the Core Curriculum.
A number of relevant reforms in Europe have simultaneously involved several aspects of vocational education, such as its length, the curriculum, teacher incentives (see the cases of Poland in 1999, Sweden in 1995, and Finland between 1972 and 1977).
