Sentence examples for curriculum spending from inspiring English sources

NEWARK — For a generation of Newark students, every education decision, including choices on curriculum, spending and superintendent, has been made by state officials in Trenton.

The traditional approach would have been to keep the Programme of Study in place for the next four years while we assembled a panel of experts, wrote a new ICT curriculum, spent a fortune on new teacher training, and engaged with exam boards for new ICT GCSES that would become obsolete almost immediately.

For nearly two decades, a lawsuit accusing this city of intentionally segregating its schools has shaped almost every educational decision here -- from bus routes to curriculum to spending -- and kept a perpetual flame under debates about race.

To make principals more accountable for their schools, the Bloomberg administration is giving them more money and unprecedented authority over an array of decisions — from curriculum to spending to teacher training — that can make or break a school.

The government has said it is putting competitive sport at the heart of the new national curriculum and spending £1bn on youth sport over the next five years.

As part of the curriculum, students spend two summers on the State of Maine.

When schools abandon the curriculum to spend weeks on tests, "it's an admission that the children haven't been taught the basics they should have been taught long ago".

So some portion of the curriculum is spent on instruction: how to use specific tools to solve specific problems.

Most of the education curriculum was spent in discussion (46%) and lecture (32%).

School districts that choose to adopt the Singapore math curriculum should spend an adequate amount of time educating parents in the benefits of Singapore math before implementing it.

But solutions are elusive because the roles of spending, curriculum, leadership and home environment are so intertwined.