The phrase "curriculum students" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to students who are part of a specific curriculum or educational program.
Example: "The curriculum students excelled in their final assessments, demonstrating a deep understanding of the material."
Alternatives: "students in the curriculum" or "curriculum participants."
In the hybrid curriculum, students have less experience with PBL than in a full PBL curriculum.
Our results also showed that after completing a semester of introductory biology that used a tree-thinking curriculum, students demonstrated significantly higher acceptance of evolution (Table 3).
As part of the curriculum, students spend two summers on the State of Maine.
While the teacher comes up with the curriculum, students implement it and practice real-world skills.
Five key criteria are involves in accreditation i.e. curriculum, students, academics and support staff, facilities and quality management systems.
Then in a boot-camp-like curriculum, students attended back-to-back classes and panel discussions hosted by prominent fashion professionals.
As part of their core curriculum, students act as consultants to local businesses helping them to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and achieve Investor in the Environment accreditation.
Self-sufficiency is also part of the curriculum: students don't just plan recital programs but also book their own halls and publicize their own events.
Throughout the curriculum, students are given opportunities to connect mathematical knowledge to the real world.
In all four stages of this curriculum, students were asked to challenge their own inflexibility.
She says the most successful school programmes to reduce violence combine several elements: peaceful coexistence is on the curriculum, students are involved in mediation efforts, and conflict resolution is not only taught but practised.
