Through comparing and contrasting the aspects of essence, curriculum concepts, curriculum objectives, teaching suggestion, and assessment, we are informed with in this study the challenges Chinese teachers will face in China and Singapore in terms of language teaching essence, teaching technology, students' individual factors, teachers' roles, assessment, etc.
Complete a core curriculum.
In essence, the hidden curriculum represents what an institution teaches without intending or being aware it is taught.
Since last year, the schools have argued that their alternative curriculum is the essence of being alternative, and that requiring their students to take the state tests would force the schools to change what they teach.
The second proposal hasn't yet been approved by the board, but it's far more controversial: It would modify the AP US History curriculum to, in essence, teach a more a right-wing vision of America's past.
The second is still being considered, but it's far more controversial: It would modify the AP US History curriculum to, in essence, teach a more right-wing-friendly vision of America's past.
Such a hybrid curriculum is in essence a conventional lecture-based curriculum except that students have the extra burden of going through the motions of attending PBL sessions.
"The essence of it is to integrate food into the curriculum at Yale," Ms. Waters said.
The impetus to create, in essence, a new university with a single standard for admission and curriculum, according to the sweeping set of proposals, was "evidence of a system that is broken".
This item of clinical skills acquires great importance in medical education, as it embraces the essence of professionalism in the clinical practice and patient management, and gives credit to the current curriculum.
In essence, the complaint says, even minority children who perform at the highest level on their schools' curriculums, and who could do well at the high schools, are disadvantaged because they have no access to the material covered by the test.
