Sentence examples for curriculum spread from inspiring English sources

Ms. Schlossberg said that while she would like to see the curriculum spread to all schools, it could have the most profound effect on students in the cultural exchange program David Lieberman and Sabrena Pringle participate in.

Phase 1 consisted of an academic half-day (AHD) didactic curriculum spread over two regularly-scheduled academic half-days, four weeks apart.

"Talk about it; promote it as part of the schools curriculum; encourage the spread of farmers markets; and demonstrate it with organic gardens on the grounds of the White House and the Vice Presidential mansion". While Clinton was initially supportive of a White House garden, ultimately, Hilary Clinton planted only a small rooftop garden that did not accomplish Waters' goal.

Since then, the curriculum he designed has spread to 30 countries.

The program is currently used in roughly 25,000 schools throughout the United States and Canada; researchers have tested it extensively and helped to spread the curriculum.

The 5-year Discovery Curriculum enables students to spread the preclinical curriculum over 3 years instead of 2, opening large, unscheduled blocks of time to pursue longitudinal research and early clinical experiences.

The curriculum also covers the spread of algorithmic risk scores that use data — like whether a person was ever suspended from school, or how many of his or her friends have arrest records — to forecast whether someone is likely to commit a crime.

Within-country TICS profiles at school level The boxplots in Fig. 1 that represent spread in implemented curriculum scores for each domain are a good reflection of the country-level curriculum implementation profile.

The assignments were spread throughout the curriculum.

In New York City, education officials declined to name the 49 schools that would get the new curriculum but said they were spread across the city.

But in the latter case, radiology clerkships are spread over more curriculum years.