Examples of curriculum genres analysed in this paper include classroom lessons in primary and secondary school, academic lectures, infant language learning, parent/child reading, student group work, and manual task instruction.
An example of the curriculum of such a degree has been presented in the chapter.
The authors also introduce interesting and relevant examples of integrated curriculum topics (such as green chemistry) and of successful STEM career programs (such as Connecticut College's Career Enhancing Life Skills).
Finally, students entering upper-division courses have comparable or higher preinstruction scores than students' postinstruction scores in introductory courses (examples of two curriculum series are shown in Figure 3, A B and C D).
An example of an innovative curriculum is a Personal and Professional Development program (PDD) integrated in Australia through an entire medical program.
"It's the perfect example of the integrated curriculum," she said.
An example of a CP&T curriculum is presented.
Unprofessionalism was the second-most frequent example of the hidden curriculum among the three viewed medical television dramas.
With additional scaffolding focused on concepts of scale, randomness, uncertainty, and variation, this curriculum could offer promising new venues for studying student learning of proposed "threshold" concepts (Taylor, 2006; Ross et al., 2010) as well as other integrative learning models and provides a valuable example of theory-driven curriculum development.
For example, the curriculum includes examples of narrative modes of assessment such as "saying, doing and representing" that capture children's learning within the contexts of relationships and environments, which interplay with the team's intentional interactions such as "responding, challenging and extending" and are focused on the child's learning needs.
