Sentence examples for curriculum intended from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hirsch has created a curriculum intended to foster that fluency.

The national curriculum intended to ensure that all children learned the basics has become a "solipsistic daydream".

In one study, nearly 600 children from kindergarten to sixth grade took part in a nutrition curriculum intended to get them to eat more vegetables and whole grains.

The back and forth represented something new in Britain's mosques: a government-financed effort to teach basic citizenship issues in a special curriculum intended to reach students who might be vulnerable to Islamic extremism.

And Rudolph and Stewart (1998 p. 1076) observed that: "problematic has been the tendency for science educators to use the physics model [that is focussed on laws] in the development of curriculum intended to address general issues concerning the nature of science, thus perpetuating a misunderstanding of scientific method that may foreclose the effective learning of evolutionary biology".

Take Jefferson County, Colorado, for example, where school board members proposed a curriculum intended to promote "respect for authority".

"If the curriculum intends to teach the Bible as 'truth,' this is a non-starter.

The curriculum intends to give students technical and storytelling photography skills and promote community engagement, critical thinking, and news literacy.

Researchers have designed school-based curriculums intended to improve each of these abilities.

The literature provides no univocal definition of curricular coherence (Hurley [2001]), which is not surprising given the various manifestations of a curriculum - intended, implemented and attained curriculum (Van den Akker [2009]).

The evaluation team noted two concurrent themes relating to the curriculum: interviewees noted adherence to the curriculum's intended strategy, but many tactics for implementation were adapted to better fit group members' needs.