Sentence examples for curriculum out from inspiring English sources

She tossed all of the planned curriculum out the window for the month of November.

There are tons of curriculum out there, some good some bad.

Hollinghurst's fine new book, "The Stranger's Child" — the closest thing he has written to an old-fashioned chronicle novel — contains a whole hidden literary curriculum, out of which he has fashioned something fresh and vital.

Did you test the curriculum out against the traditional way of teaching math?

Riecke said it's been able to co-finance "some" of the additional 14 in its curriculum out of existing budgets, but the "bulk of financing" came from the universities and individual professors who are offering the course content.

A difference of Duke Kunshan's offerings from what is found at even the best liberal arts colleges is that they typically construct a curriculum out of separate departmental offerings and hope students will make the links.

Unfortunately, all we have right now are fractured skill components, curriculum out-sourced to publishers, threats to replace public schools with charters, and lots of high-stakes testing - more reasons for parents to have their children "opt-out".

Rigorous core curriculums, out-of-school support, and early monitoring and intervention are some items in the report that will help this population become ready for college.

The Texas economics curriculum carves out time for personal finance, but it doesn't test students on the material.

Professor Brock helped write a curriculum put out by the National Association of School Psychologists that the Fordham Foundation criticized for its "nonjudgmentalism".

Michael Gove's new national curriculum is out, and already the big guns of Oxbridge are blasting the changes it proposes to the way English kids are taught history.