Sentence examples for curriculum supply from inspiring English sources

The CEDEFOP study conclusions: 'Skills supply and demand in Europe: medium - term forecast up to 2020' act as an alarm sign to prevent incoherence between labour market skills forecast demand and curriculum supply.

The news of the SEC inquiry came the same week that L.A. Unified officials demanded a refund from computer giant Apple over curriculum supplied on the devices by Pearson, which sells education services and materials worldwide.

Coaches steer students into empty classes (what one recent report from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill characterized as a "shadow curriculum") or supply so-called academic support that amounts to cheating.

You can order textbooks, boxed curricula, and learning tools online or at home-educating curriculum and supply sales.

Don't overspend on curriculum and supplies.

Similarly, the category 'infrastructure' included curriculum development, equipment supply, development of protocols and referral pathways and the development of new services.

Besides which, as anyone who has ever sat through an A-level English class on the Wife of Bath knows, "relevance" and inspirational teaching are in short supply curriculum-wide.

Early childhood education curriculum and training supplies provided by UNICEF, such as used in Roumana's school, stress the integration of children's rights and provide tools for educators and caretakers to integrate best practices in nutrition, water, health, sanitation and hygiene, learning to live together with people with disabilities.

Social skills in the classroom Early childhood education curriculum and training supplies, provided by UNICEF, stress the integration of children's rights and provide tools for educators and caretakers to integrate best practices in nutrition, water, health, sanitation, hygiene and equal rights for people with disabilities.

As the parent, we're supposed to supply this curriculum.

"In June 2013, the [Los Angeles] Board of Education approved a deal with the Apple/Pearson team after senior staff assured members that its proposal was both the least expensive and highest in quality, Pearson provided curriculum; Apple was to supply iPads," Howard Blume writes in The Times.