Sentence examples for curriculum stage from inspiring English sources

The findings of possible associations between dental curriculum stage and psychological morbidity provide insights into educational events and transitions that may be sources of distress for dental undergraduates.

We think it's important to know how the system is made up by dealing with real systems, such as compositions of elements, in their early curriculum stages.

We also found 3 minor themes that were demonstrated in only a few shows: consequences of the hidden curriculum, staging and faking it (Table  1).

At the pre-curriculum stage, the satisfaction index increased from 56.4% to 69.2% at the post-curriculum stage (p-value: 0.002), and to 72.2% at post-project curriculum (p-value: 0.005 from baseline), as demonstrated in Figure  1.

The protest was inspired by the new national curriculum for key stage one: years one and two of primary school, from ages five to seven; and key stage two, the final four years which ends with pupils aged 11.

"Swimming is now on the national curriculum for Key Stage One and Two, which is good.

This was before Ofsted and league tables, although the national curriculum and key stage tests were just coming in.

Over the last seven months, the children and their teachers have been attending Forest School as part of their regular foundation stage curriculum.

They are teaching to the test and having to deliver a very uninspiring curriculum at a stage when children should be having their imaginations fired.

In 2004, when languages were dropped from the core curriculum at key stage 4, 80% of pupils took one or more languages at GCSE.

All the schools made clear links between the curriculum at key stage 3 (age 11-14) and the rest of the secondary curriculum, but few used primary teachers' assessments to help them devise appropriate lessons for new secondary pupils.