Sentence examples for curriculum thinking from inspiring English sources

To get pupils across the whole primary curriculum thinking about robotics, get them moving like robots in drama, or designing costumes for a robot parade in art.

Eventually, she lost faith in the curriculum, thinking that the subjects taught were of no use to her.

They are also doing a lot of experimentation around the core curriculum and thinking about how that core curriculum will change to meet the future needs of students.

There was little media pressure for change, and the sheer scale of scrapping the current curriculum and thinking up a computer science equivalent was just too daunting.

We've been looking at the size and shape of the curriculum and thinking what changes will mean for student numbers, gender and disability.

As a psychology major, Ms. Mayzler, who is taking one course per semester toward a graduate degree, developed the curriculums for Thinking Caps with an understanding of the behavioral and cognitive-development issues that affect the way teenagers learn.

A good half of the liberal arts curriculum is about thinking analogically.

A working group at the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center titled appropriately, Evolution Across the Curriculum, has been thinking about ways to support the broad scale adoption of this approach for introductory college courses, including community colleges where many of our students take their introductory biology courses.

Despite the pervasive need to think spatially across the curriculum, spatial thinking is still largely an epiphenomenon of instruction.

Last year, the curriculum guide was amended to include the term "meta-cognition": the ability to think about thinking.

In addition, philosophy can make important contributions to another area of concern that cuts across the curriculum, critical thinking.