Sentence examples for curriculum was changed from inspiring English sources

The line "the Tories and Lib Dems united, even then, to vote for this well-rounded curriculum" was changed to "voted against".

The authors studied gains in student learning when curriculum was changed to include an optional verbal final exam (VF).

We studied gains in student learning over eight semesters in which an introductory biology course curriculum was changed to include optional verbal final exams (VFs).

In 2004 the Newcastle curriculum was changed and Paediatrics and Child Health was taught as a single continuous 8 week block of the fourth year of the Undergraduate Medical Degree.

At the University of Manchester in 2013, economics undergraduates – tired of memorising abstract models while the eurozone burned – linked up with students from around the world to demand their economics curriculum be changed.

If the content of the curriculum is changed, perhaps beyond the existing competence of the current experts, and old material is replaced with new, or if current subjects are discontinued, job security might be at a serious risk.

It's demanding that the new curriculum be changed to "accurately reflect US history without political bias".

In 1948 the institute founded Dyson College of Arts and Sciences, thus expanding the school's curriculum, and the name was changed to Pace College.

"The district turned to us and asked how we thought curriculum should be changed," he recalled.

The curriculum has been changed in its entirety in primary schools, and secondary schools are coping with hurried changes to GCSE and A-levels and having to redo their curriculums and subject options as well.

But, although some historians – including David Starkey, Antony Beevor and Niall Ferguson – backed the move, the DfE seems to have been chastened by the reaction, with Gove indicating last month to the Commons education select committee that the curriculum would be changed for its next draft.