Sentence examples for curriculum was revised from inspiring English sources

During Moore's administration the whole curriculum was revised, admission requirements tightened and the faculty enlarged.

However, although the ICT literacy curriculum was revised, there was no ICT literacy in-service training curriculum to reflect the revised ICT literacy curriculum.

Under President Johnson's administration, Columbia's curriculum was revised and enlarged, new professors were added to the faculty of arts, the medical faculty was revived and a Professor of Law, James Kent, was appointed.

Under Dr. Cooper, the curriculum was revised and enlarged, and in 1767 the King's College medical school was established - the first in the country to grant the M.D. degree.

This new curriculum was revised to emphasize formation for ministry, while maintaining theological integrity and remaining relevant to the needs of the church.

During the 1950s, Pakistan's educational curriculum was revised to create Pakistan Studies that was compulsorily taught to everyone from primary school through university.

The College's curriculum is revised to include a "Literary and Scientific Course" to appeal to the same constituency.

It would be great if the curriculum were revised to nurture children's talents and interests early on, because our current curriculum tends to encourage dependency on rote learning and memorisation instead of nurturing children's creativity, critical thinking skills, and imagination, [qualities] which spark innovation.

The needs assessment should not only be done during the beginning stages of curriculum development, but incorporated as a recurring process as the curriculum is revised.

To achieve a workforce competent in the IMCI approach it is essential that it is integrated into the curriculum for all cadres of health workers at all medical training colleges, and that the curriculum is revised to include a practical component when students can practice case management skills.

To ensure that qualified providers have adequate competencies including laboratory skills, respondents suggested that the College curriculum be revised to allot more time to clinical and laboratory teaching, and design strategies to hold senior staff accountable for student teaching, supervision and assessment.