Sentence examples for curriculum to be from inspiring English sources

Theory is on the curriculum, to be sure.

At primary level a new curriculum to be introduced in 2014 will make languages compulsory.

A new core curriculum, to be introduced next year, will emphasize an interdisciplinary approach and more classroom teaching.

It sounds chaotic, but that's the point: John Hardy wants the curriculum to be as fluid as possible.

The schools minister, Diana Johnson, has confirmed the plans will be included in a blueprint for a new curriculum to be published in the next few weeks.

The first draft of the history curriculum, to be taught to five- to 14-year-olds from next year, was published in February.

Holmes experienced a certain restlessness in law school, finding the tradition of the law as presented in an uninspired curriculum to be stagnant and narrowly precedent-centred.

Dr Ken Spours of the Institute of Education has called for the national curriculum to be broadened to allow more creative learning.

Look at what has happened in schools: nationally administered tests for children as young as seven, an imposed national curriculum – to be played with by politicians at their pleasure – and a punitive inspection regime.

The teachers that we work with were often frustrated by the time it took for the new curriculum to be completed, hoping to see the results sooner rather than later.

University design courses in the UK have become increasingly dependent on international students since woodwork, metalwork and needlework disappeared from the school curriculum, to be replaced by the more theoretical subject of design and technology.