Sentence examples for curriculum shift from inspiring English sources

"Especially balanced literacy," Ms. Noble interjected, referring to the latest curriculum shift in the New York City school system.

As the curriculum shift and the Lebanon retreat make evident, Israel's liberals are winning the struggle over how to cast the national narrative.

A former president of the teachers' union, which helped organize Thursday's curriculum shift, Mr. Visnick said earlier classes had sparred over the economy and the school system's budget, which is never far from some students' minds.

As stated in the introduction session, in the medical literature reviewing the status and innovations of medical curriculum, the main focus is on the curriculum shift from a first generation curriculum (e.g., conventional curriculum) to a second (e.g., problem-based) and a third generation curriculum (e.g., competence-based).

This is not the policy of the PUSD central offices, who are particularly interested in improving elementary science teaching in light of the impending curriculum shift to match the NGSS and the testing of science at the fifth grade level in California.

Also, the Fellows' curriculum shifted further away from that of the AMSP program.

A seminal innovation occurred with the introduction of printing presses to Egypt, finally enabling the curriculum to shift from oral lectures and memorization to instruction by text, though the mosque itself only acquired its own printing press in 1930.

Early childhood curriculum has shifted from an emphasis on the uniform curriculum standards to an emphasis on diversified and autonomous curriculum development and implementation.

Rather than study the new auditing curriculum, she shifted to a lower profile within the church, focusing instead on cutting hair.

Michael also considers themselves a student of Helen Schucman's 1976 A Course in Miracles, a 1,333-page 1,333-pagecurriculum about shifting your perspective to replacurriculumd judgment with love.

Platt drew a distinction between Old Wharton ― the Wharton of Trump, the place that used to be called the "Wharton School of Finance" ― and New Wharton, where the word "Finance," with its connotations of Wall Street, has been lopped off the name, and where the curriculum is shifting toward team-building, entrepreneurship and innovation.