Sentence examples for curriculum modernization from inspiring English sources

Teachers need ongoing time and resources for professional learning, curriculum modernization, lesson planning, and related tasks.

The need for modernization of curriculum is growing with the development of new technologies and changing construction market all over the world.

Dwight served as president of Yale from 1795 to 1817; his administration had pervasive effects on the school, including the modernization of the curriculum.

"The canon was never at any point fixed but was always the result of a process of modernization of the curriculum," says John Guillory, an English professor at New York University and the author of "Cultural Capital, the Problem of Literary Canon Formation".

In the late sixties, Japan was racked by demonstrations, as university students rallied against the country's security treaty with the United States and the use of military bases on Japanese soil to send troops to the Vietnam War, and called for campus reform and the modernization of the curriculum.

In its efforts to continue the modernization of its curriculum, the Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Toronto has developed a series of web-based interactive learning applications.

His modernization program, however, failed.

In 2010, a modernization program was announced.

A large-scale modernization of the college-level curriculum, making it comparable to those of other state universities, has been carried out since 1961.

The modernization of medical education will be helped by curriculum recommendations from advisory bodies such as the Institute of Medicine that are backed up by new questions on tests administered by the National Board of Medical Examiners and other similar bodies.

As can be inferred from our quantitative data student satisfaction with an almost purely lecture-based curriculum is not very high with 79%% of students supporting the modernization of the curriculum (see Fig.  2).