Sentence examples for curriculum landscape from inspiring English sources

This essay explores my role as a teacher educator within a changing policy and curriculum landscape, including managerial attempts to define acceptable educational 'outcomes' and other globalising pressures to regulate education.

This paper surveys the chemical engineering curriculum landscape as it currently is constituted in a number of countries globally and finds that while there is incorporation of additional options on an almost universal basis, that the means by which such options are incorporated into the overall structure of the degree differs, usually on a country or region specific basis.

As part of the shifting landscape, the importance of an organized and structured curriculum has increased.

As a result, the preschool landscape in Singapore offers a diversified range of curriculum approaches that contributes to an uneven level of program content and teaching standards across the sector.

They analyze the school landscape "as a display or materialization of the 'hidden curriculum' regarding the construction of linguistic and cultural identities".

Vocational horticulture is also part of the curriculum at the Career Center of the Brookhaven Learning Center in Bellport, N.Y., where Mark Havens, a former landscape and nursery professional, introduces students ages 12 to 15 to the world of plants.

Competencies exist to guide curriculum development; however, there is not a clear understanding of the current IPE curricular landscape.

Your curriculum should include coursework focusing on industrial design, architecture, town planning, geography, engineering and landscape architecture.

Fueled by the freedom offered by charter schools, which receive public funds but are run independently, this trend could change the educational landscape from one defined by districts and states to one divided more by curriculum and style.

This paper examines the multilingual landscape of California and emphasizes the potential of systemic functional linguistics (SFL) in a university curriculum as a way of promoting students' language awareness and cultural literacy.

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.