Sentence examples for curriculum long from inspiring English sources

The school's three-year cooking curriculum — long housed in a doorstop of a book titled "The Professional Chef" — was released as an app last year.

The day after the Milwaukee results were released, I learned that parents in the Maryland county where I live are trying to start a charter school that will offer a highly traditional curriculum long on history, science, foreign languages, classic literature, mathematics and English composition, taught with structure and discipline.

In Chapter VIII of his book, 'Foundations of Modern Analysis', Jean Dieudonné criticized the adoption of the Riemann integral in Calculus courses as follows: 'Only the stubborn conservatism of academic tradition could freeze it into a regular part of curriculum, long after it had outlived its historical importance'.

Acquisition and retention of quantitative communication skills in an undergraduate biology curriculum: long-term retention results.

Few states have retained reform curriculums long enough to judge their effectiveness, but Nancy Buell insists that if students are taught properly, math proficiency will flow easily from their experiences.

The problems inherent in the Saudi curriculum have long been ignored by the American government and media.

Bishop Stortford is a specialist school in maths and computing, where the embedding of ICT across the curriculum has long been established.

The depth of subject knowledge is nothing new – we already teach our most able children probability, ratio, decimals and fractions, which are joined by a return to the primary curriculum of long division.

In the 1970s, when similar proposals were discussed, two distinguished panels of experts — one led by Paul D. Carrington, then a University of Michigan law professor, and the other, the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education, overseen by a Stanford law professor and a dean — issued reports supporting a two-year curriculum, as long as certain essential courses were included.

They can choose their own curriculum, as long as it is "broad and balanced".

The students' academic performance improved because the reforms made the subjects easier, he said, whereas before the curriculum was long and difficult.