Sentence examples for curriculum to create from inspiring English sources
"It was all about rejigging the curriculum to create this prescriptive hierarchy of Python tutorials and making sure every child can code by the time they're seven.
But increasingly it is Dutch product designers who are making waves -- especially students from a school in the southern Netherlands called Design Academy Eindhoven, which employs an unusual academic curriculum to create an education that values both the highly conceptual and eminently practical.
The competencies were mapped to the accredited existing curriculum to create the atomic level knowledge graph.
This required a splitting off of aspects of the general curriculum to create a "Neuroscience bundle".
In 2010, the Department of Family Medicine (DFM) at Queen's University began updating its traditional clinical audit curriculum to create a comprehensive QI curriculum.
She has told them that she is very grateful for the federal funding that allows her program to create unique curriculum units, but that testing requirements discourage teachers from using them.
Among these are curriculum revisions to create alignment between learning objectives, web 2.0 learning and teaching processes, and student assessment.
Organized school support, such as GSA groups and LGBT-inclusive curriculum, proved to create safer environments for LGBT students.
But more neuroscientists, psychologists, educators and others are finding that the arts help nurture the right hemisphere of the brain, and is exactly what the more left brained curriculum needs to create the new thinking skills leading to creativity.
Taking umbrage at the term "guinea pigs," William J. O'Hearn, head of the school and Ms. O'Hearn's husband, characterized the youngsters as "pioneers," helping define a curriculum designed "not to create square pegs to fit into square holes," but to give "every student, no matter how they may have been tracked, a wide variety of opportunities to learn about a wide variety of things".
The curriculum is designed to create interest in manufacturing engineering among underrepresented students and to encourage and prepare them to study engineering in college.
