Sentence examples for deepen curriculum from inspiring English sources
Reggio Emilia teachers use observation and conversation with children to develop and deepen curriculum.
This frees up funds to invest in new content, broadening and deepening the curriculum and bringing new voices to children's learning from TV.
The Toronto First Duty demonstration site has demonstrated that such coordination of preparation time is "not only sensible, but also deepens professional collaboration through joint curriculum planning (Janmohamed & Pelletier, 2010, p.20).
We need to redesign curriculum to both broaden and deepen understanding; the current content will need to be re-examined with a fine-toothed comb.
However, to progress and deepen this knowledge in a three-year curriculum may be challenging.
While equipping students with mobile technologies can be accomplished fairly quickly, changes to teaching practice, curriculum, and assessment will unfold and deepen over a longer period.
Imposing a curriculum on public schools alone can only deepen the yawning gulf that separates well-financed, flexible private schools from underfinanced and increasingly test-oriented public schools.
Echoing the 2009 curriculum development workshop format, Summer workshop teachers deepened their exploration of bioinformatics and related careers by touring local research facilities and learning about next-generation DNA-sequencing technology and other high-throughput data-generation and analysis techniques.
He appended a list of his accomplishments, including increasing the contact that first- and second-year students have with full-time faculty, strengthening the curriculum, attracting professors with Ivy League degrees, improving various facilities and deepening ties to the community.
