Sentence examples for curriculum to work with from inspiring English sources

Academies have already been reformed to force them to follow the basics of the national curriculum, to work with other local schools on behaviour partnerships for troubled pupils and ministers now make it clear that they are expected to work collaboratively in their area instead of as private schools, in isolation.

Request information about enrollment in these schools, to see if the disabled student is interested in attending a school that tailors the curriculum to work with any impairments.

Our analysis showed strong school leadership and administrative supports, epistemological changes in the knowledge and beliefs of teachers and students, available curriculum materials to work with the technologies, and convincing assessments are needed to lead to sustainable innovation like ours.

They say that her insistence on quick action -- without taking the time to build consensus, work through school board politics or involve others in decision-making on issues like curriculum -- make her impossible to work with.

How should the school curriculum be restructured in order to work with, rather than against, the way that students understand the world?

Multicultural studies could be incorporated into the dental school curriculum and students could begin to work with skilled medical interpreters before graduation.

Westwater International Partnerships and the University of Strathclyde-Scottish Institute for Residential Child Care - a UK based consortium with specialized experience in design and delivery of child protection training for social workers and childcare professionals – is partnering with UNICEF to work with ISA on the curriculum.

In Africa, H3ABioNet held a bioinformatics degree development workshop in Botswana recently, leading to the establishment of an African Bioinformatics Education Committee, which plans to work with the ISCB and GOBLET on curriculum development.

Teachers reported that there is a lack of time to work with fellow teachers to develop multidisciplinary curriculum activities.

To work with radiology CDs seems to be more common in a conventional curriculum (23% vs. 15%).

Party co-leader Marama Davidson said her party wanted to work with the education sector to implement the language as a core curriculum subject, alongside mathematics and English literacy.