Sentence examples for curriculum values from inspiring English sources

It would involve "national creative apprenticeships", "defending cultural assets", and "considering dance and drama as national curriculum values".

At the pre-curriculum stage, the satisfaction index increased from 56.4% to 69.2% at the post-curriculum stage (p-value: 0.002), and to 72.2% at post-project curriculum (p-value: 0.005 from baseline), as demonstrated in Figure  1.

GGSA has cited improvements in Naplan results over time under DI but educators remain divided over the US-imported curriculum's value, cultural appropriateness and cost-effectiveness.

Evaluating teacher performance is a complex process involving critical factors like the assessment of principals, fealty to curriculum and value-added rankings.

These first generation Chinese immigrants demonstrated high motivation when faced with challenging curriculum and valued demanding teachers (Kaufman 2004; Zhou et al. 2003).

In regards to STEM-integrated curriculum, the value must reside within both localized needs and national standards (e.g., NGSS, 2013).

Based on 9 years of experience with an integrated ultrasound curriculum, the value of ultrasound as an active learning tool, as a platform for curricular integration, and as an important clinical skill is clear.

There's also the matter of a university's accreditation and whether such an offering would lessen the curriculum's value.

Evidence from multiple stakeholders confirms that the benefits of the curriculum were valued.

Much of the language surrounding curriculum aims and values was frustratingly opaque.

"It is in no way whatsoever included in the school's curriculum, goal or values," he added.