Previous research has dealt with teachers' opinions (Calvo & San Isidro, 2012; Coonan, 2007; Infante et al., 2009; Pladevall-Ballester, 2015) on the difficulties of curriculum integration and its effects on both the different languages of instruction and the learning of content; or on the difficulties of language and content integration.
Rigorous program requirements can be overwhelming for students who may have difficulty adjusting to curriculum demands.
While in general, members of the student body may not quite understand the rigors of playing football, they certainly can appreciate the difficulty of the curriculum, and the fact that everybody attending the Institute needs to buckle down and study more than once in a while to succeed academically.
My predecessor as Harvard president, Derek Bok, famously compared the difficulty of reforming a curriculum with the difficulty of moving a cemetery.
"England's teachers are more likely to report challenging teaching conditions such as too many teaching hours and difficulty keeping up with curriculum changes.
"Getting shafted" generally refers to the rigorous academic difficulty of Georgia Tech's curriculum.
At the time it was considered a prime example of the difficulty of Tech's curriculum, and referred to in jest by students as "Drowning 101".
Children here speak their own language at home and can face difficulties with a curriculum delivered mainly in Lao.
Some teachers, like Steven Levine, a special-education math teacher at White Plains High School in Westchester County, welcomed the rescoring, but questioned the difficulty of the Math A curriculum and exam.
Students believed that religious beliefs, lack of resources, and an existent extensive medical curriculum would cause difficulty in imparting such an education despite its potential to improve medical research and clinical practice.
Tensions soon formed between the Five Percenters and the school's overseers; Clarence 13X desired more control over the curriculum and had difficulty finding qualified teachers.
