Sentence examples for experience curriculum from inspiring English sources

We present an innovative course-based undergraduate research experience curriculum focused on the characterization of single point mutations in p53, a tumor suppressor gene that is mutated in more than 50% of human cancers.

All the VET teachers interviewed have experienced curriculum changes, which have deeply depended upon changes in professional standards.

Coherence of experience can be established through providing children with learning content and experiences (curriculum) and teaching styles (pedagogy) with which they are familiar.

It was their job to give independent advice and to challenge the politicians, drawing on their experience as curriculum experts and former teachers.

One of us (Mary Vail) instructs HutchLab scientist-teachers in classroom experience and curriculum development.

One strategy for assisting PDs in the increased workload was to hire nonphysician educators with training and experience in curriculum design, teaching techniques, adult learning theories, and research methods.

​ So Kevin put his two decades of educational experience and curriculum development to work for himself and other victims of stigmatization.

Having teachers experience the curriculum lessons helped uncover a number of teacher misconceptions related to bioinformatics and molecular biology.

The reference group consisted of the IRONE project leader (a nursing academic with extensive experience in curriculum); Head of the University of Western Sydney Disability Services and the IRONE Project Officer.

From Mennin and co-workers' (1998) experience of curriculum reform, "addressing rumours and misinformation promptly was an essential communication process during the early phases of innovation" (p. 562)[ 6].

One very experienced former curriculum adviser believes the department's civil servants simply won't know how to challenge the advice that comes from Gove's curriculum appointees.