Sentence examples for examination syllabus from inspiring English sources

A teacher asked what Faulks had thought about suddenly finding himself on an examination syllabus, with classrooms of students now "second-guessing" what he had been doing when he was planning his novel.

The videos where used as part of an assignment and were included in the examination syllabus.

Since 2002 the issue has been periodically reported, with a resurgence of stories in 2006 when it was revealed that a reference to creationism was included in a national, public science examination syllabus for 16-year-olds (Paton 2006a, b).

Currently, knowledge of OCT imaging is not included in the examination syllabus of the UK Royal College of Ophthalmologists.

This book was conceived to accompany CIPFA's International Public Financial Management (IPFM) qualifications as a resource for students that seeks to capture the essential elements of the modules they study, and reflects good practice as put forward by CIPFA in its examination syllabuses.

"For students who find exams hard, an examination-only syllabus could be a disaster," says careers adviser Susan Burke.

The researchers assessed validity qualitatively by examining the core syllabus, exam blueprint, MCQ examination and course schedule to establish the proportion of curricular content tested on the examination.

Familiarize yourself with the examination pattern and syllabus.

The conservatory's piano syllabus lists examination requirements, in music theory as well as technique, for 12 levels — Preparatory A and B and Grades 1 through 10 — as well as for advanced study.

Klein, E. M., in A Syllabus of Laboratory Examinations in Clinical Diagnosis: Critical Evaluation of Laboratory Procedures in the Study of the Patient, edit.

Syllabus must include examinations, writing, projects, or other submitted work, produced individually or collectively, that is roughly as extensive as that required in the equivalent Cornell course.