Sentence examples for curriculum results from inspiring English sources

We describe our 2-year experience implementing a simulation-based curriculum, results of annual communication performance assessments, and resident evaluations.

Meanwhile, a quarter of primary schools failed to report national curriculum results as the NAHT and NUT unions boycotted the tests for 11 year-olds.

Each level of the GESEA curriculum results in a diploma (Fig. 1); the Bachelor, Minimal Invasive Gynaecological surgeon and Master diploma (Fig. 2).

These achieved curriculum results, along with the results from the intended curriculum level, show that in spite of the learning content for "Human Health" receiving less coverage in the national science curriculum, Japanese fourth graders perform better on this learning content than the international averages.

These attained curriculum results, along with the results from the intended curriculum level, show that with respect to learning content concerning the "Changes in Environments" topic area, which receives less coverage in the national science curriculum, Japanese fourth graders do not always perform above the international averages.

To examine the potential of changes that may have occurred apart from school curriculum, results in experimental schools were compared with one control school district, where no differences were observed.

Over the last several years, Dr. Feldberg said, the big challenges to the traditional business school curriculum resulted from fast-changing technology.

And what of the impact on neighbouring schools, whose contraction will lead to the loss of teaching posts and narrowing of the curriculum, resulting in declining morale among staff and pupils and further downward pressure on rolls?

Her insistence that science take its rightful place as a cornerstone of the Sarah Lawrence curriculum resulted in the building of a science center, now named in her honor, and the development of an outstanding faculty, not just in the hard sciences but also in the history and philosophy of science.

The final curriculum resulted from these pilots, which were formally developed according to the six-step approach to curriculum development [6].

Thus, it is possible that students in Ghana have a not very challenging mathematics curriculum, resulting in lower mathematics performance compared to the other countries.