Sentence examples for curriculum set from inspiring English sources

There's the misdeed: not the boycott, but the homogenizing effect on creative teachers and bright students by one curriculum set in Albany.

PAGE 13 SPECIAL TODAY The Great School Gamble With its new curriculum set for September, New York City embarks on an ambitious experiment in progressive education.

Although the school that he established in 1889, Abbotsholme in Derbyshire, was never specifically socialist, its curriculum set a new standard for progressive education.

The challenge for the American writers was to meet the curriculum set by the Kenyan government while also trying to improve the outcomes.

They are able to support their children without public assistance and, based on the curriculum set forth on their Web site, they are meeting their children's academic needs as well as any public school could".

Despite its statistically supported benefits as well as positive testimonials by students who participated in such programs, under an economic recession and the STEM-focused curriculum set by many states under the common-core standards, programs continue to be decimated.

We are providing a more challenging curriculum, setting districtwide standards and we are developing staff-training programs.

Arthur Murray, the dance teacher, added it to his curriculum, setting an example followed with some reluctance by Fred Astaire's nationwide chain of academies.

To satisfy the needs of individual instructors, adaptive Web-based authoring tools and methods of teaching have been proposed, including five adaptive modules – Curriculum Setting, Co-teaching and Privileges Setting, Reward Setting, Assessment Setting and Information Sharing Setting.

Some explicitly employed peace education in their curriculum, setting aside time to have group discussions with students about community challenges, violence, and ways that students can be agents of change.

"The national curriculum sets out a syllabus, all of which can be assessed in a different model," says Ann Puntis, the chief executive of Cambridge Assessment, one of the two exam boards offering the IGCSE.Cambridge Assessment will soon also be offering an alternative to A-levels along the same lines.