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Of 270 residency directors (58% of a total of 466 residency directors) who completed questionnaires, 203 (75%) reported that their programs offered required substance abuse curriculum, representing an increase of only six programs over the previous 12 years.

That curriculum represented a dramatic departure from earlier approaches to education.

The new history curriculum represents a victory for the opponents of Gove's tub-thumping English nationalism all along the line.

But these clauses, alongside the changes to the teaching workforce, and the curriculum, represent a massive power and land grab away from local communities and to central government, for which there is no mandate.

If Jones sides with the plaintiffs, he will establish the precedent that including intelligent design in a public-school curriculum represents a tacit endorsement of Christianity-thus violating the First Amendment.

The Dutch curriculum represents a practical example of how such a program could be developed Several CBME curricular initiatives have now also begun across Canada.

The report's call for integrating science and engineering practices into the curriculum represents "quite a challenge" to the current U.S. teaching corps, says Frances Eberle, head of the National Science Teachers Association.

The provision of an updated curriculum represents a significant step forward in the construction of a matrix of educational initiatives aimed at standardisation of educational structures in radiology throughout Europe.

Set in one of the most demanding environments--Harvard Law School--the film portrays learning at its most intense, where the depth and breadth of the curriculum represents a marathon, testing the brain and body's endurance.

The final EPEC Curriculum represents a synthesis of the ideas of many experts and clinicians.

In essence, the hidden curriculum represents what an institution teaches without intending or being aware it is taught.