'curriculum list' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in the following sentence: "I'd like to review the curriculum list to determine if the course I'm taking is the best option for me."
The curriculum lists things that children must learn.
In 2011, a publisher released a version of the novel replacing the racial slur with the word "slave" in order to "counter the 'pre-emptive censorship' that … has caused these important works of literature to fall off curriculum lists worldwide".
It will have the effect, the publisher claims, of replacing "two hurtful epithets" in order to "counter the 'pre-emptive censorship' that Dr Gribben observes has caused these important works of literature to fall off curriculum lists worldwide".
Watson and Barton (ibid), however, tend to disagree with this view, arguing that curriculum lists are: 'hypothetical until mathematical modes of seeking, using, and exemplifying understanding are understood' (p. 66).
The UK Postgraduate Medical Education and Training Board PMETBB) curriculum lists the procedures trainees should be competent in.
Specific objectives of each individual module are detailed in Additional File 1. Figure 1 provides an overview of the proposed Family Medicine curriculum, listing all curriculum topics, numbers of curriculum hours, and teaching strategies to be used.
In February, when Chancellor Joel I. Klein identified 209 schools that were considered good enough to be exempt from the uniform curriculum, the list quickly became the public education system's version of Hollywood's celebrity A-list.
The Common Core standards do not call for a specific curriculum, reading list or anything like that.
So many variables are at play in a school: quality of teachers, quality of the principal, quality of the infrastructure, involvement of families, financing, curriculum — the list is nearly endless.
