Sentence examples for dependent on curriculum from inspiring English sources

Prior research (e.g., Stoddart et al.,1993; Atwood and Atwood, 1997; Abell et al., 1998; Trundle et al., 2002; Davis et al., 2006) demonstrated that elementary teachers often have limited science content knowledge and are highly dependent on curriculum materials to guide their teaching (e.g., Grossman and Thompson, 2004; Mulholland and Wallace, 2005).

Educators who wish to use the Internet can be confident that improvements are not heavily dependent on the curriculum delivery strategy, at least among the four strategies tested in this study.

They were dependent on no one.

The one is dependent on the other".

However, the success of a certain simulator is dependent on its introduction to a well designed curriculum and that its contribution to learning and advantages over traditional teaching has been well assessed [ 4].

Can one be too dependent on trade?

They work together on curriculum.

He will work on curriculum development.

Don't overspend on curriculum and supplies.

Geography slipped off school curriculums, derided as too dependent on rote learning, as educators blended it into broader social studies classes.

Although there were similarities in some of their challenges, such as the lack of curriculum time and inquiry being dependent on pupils' readiness, these teachers from the same school differed in their emphasis.