Sentence examples for curriculum properly from inspiring English sources

"We felt we couldn't teach the curriculum properly, or take advantage of where we were.

Eileen Marchant, chair of the Association for Physical Education, said too few primary school teachers are being given sufficient training to deliver the PE curriculum properly.

Ms Marcella spent a year in the tiny island community of Rote Ndao, teaching fifth graders and their teachers how to implement the national curriculum properly.

The second question was "What does this say of the practice of archiving and replacing previous courses from the LMS?" From this data, it is obvious that, if the LMS is to support the curriculum properly, it cannot simply be used on a year-by-year basis, with previous online material replaced and archived once students have finished with that course.

The department raised questions about some classroom management techniques and whether the school's curriculum was properly balanced.

Our evidence that a single-semester college course can impact acceptance and understanding of evolution suggests that changing the conceptions may be attained through a properly structured curriculum (as has also been reported by Butler (2009)).

They said procedures to keep pupils safe and secure were not properly followed, the curriculum had not been planned and monitored systematically enough, and sixth form students were not able to reach their potential.

By not having politics on the curriculum, the government is failing to properly educate future voters.

The BFI has a small and marginal education department which is ill-placed to engage properly with the school curriculum at policy level, and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) can offer it little support in doing so.

This could include offering the Romani language as a subject, including Roma culture in the curriculum and ensuring Roma teachers are properly trained.

"But we have to admit that training on the maintenance and handling of cold-chain equipment is not properly represented in the curriculum of our medical schools.