Sentence examples for curriculum leaving from inspiring English sources

Kansas voted in 1999 to remove the teaching of evolution from the education curriculum, leaving it up to local school boards to decide how the origins of life should be taught.

Despite these growing numbers, most public schools in Texas teach an abstinence-only curriculum, leaving teens without the sexual and reproductive health information they desperately need.

The strict, test-centered curriculum left me uninspired and unwilling to excel in school.

The proposed changes to the history curriculum leave the study of the Holocaust more or less intact.

Sol Garfunkel and David Mumford are right to observe that the everyday usefulness of our high school math curriculum leaves much to be desired.

She said she would examine whether the core curriculum left enough room for elective courses, and whether science and non-Western cultures were sufficiently represented.

As someone now struggling with keeping my prose simple and fluent, I can only say that I regret that the primary curriculum left so much to the secondary.

And it's not just European languages that are undervalued – the curriculum leaves little room for community languages, says Kelly. "Not speaking English as a first language is sometimes seen as a problem in schools.

For most secondary school teachers in the Netherlands the situation of the day-to-day practice of teaching (and the curriculum) leaves no room for in-depth research and design initiatives.

This isn't surprising, considering the basic mandatory high school curriculum leaves students with a poor understanding of the vast academic possibilities that await them in college.

That being said, exercising this right is largely contingent on the policies and practices of educators; a history of educational disparities between provinces and outdated curriculum leave much room for improvement.