Sentence examples for cut curriculum from inspiring English sources
"What has happened now in honors literature courses, the teachers are not able to keep up with 300 students, so they'll just cut curriculum.
High-stakes evaluations based on student test scores put excessive stress on students, set unrealistic expectations for their parents, drive teachers to cut curriculum corners, game the system, or even cheat, and suck the satisfaction out of teaching in and leading schools.
Ever since Darren Henley's review of music education in 2011 and the furore thereafter concerning cuts, curriculum and the government's National Plan for Music, roundtables and symposiums on the subject have been plentiful.
Before the district weathered significant cuts, curriculum specialists assisted principals, provided instructional support to teachers and oversaw English language learners.
At this one-day event for school leaders and policy-makers, to be chaired by Judy Friedberg, we'll discuss the implications of cuts and curriculum changes with speakers including Russell Hobby, Jim Knight, Graham Stuart, Mick Waters and David Puttnam.
Like his colleagues, Mr. Ellis was obliged to cut back his curriculum, which is organized at Glencoe on a trimester system.
We spoke with Katsimpras at a cafe near John Jay College, and his passion for the program and its curriculum cut through the ambient clamor.
As we discovered in my 'Dangerous Music' seminar – now cut from the curriculum – music plays an important role in society, providing a way for people to explore ideas, values and feelings.
There has been an outcry this week over minority A-levels that are being cut from the curriculum, with news that archeology and history of art will no longer be offered to sixth-form students.
Some of these children come from stage schools, some have been lucky enough to have a local youth theatre where they have gained acting experience or go to a school where drama hasn't been cut from the curriculum.
