Sentence examples for former curriculum from inspiring English sources

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.

ALICE GOLIN, former curriculum coordinator at the Dwight-Englewood School in Englewood, N.J., is joining the Learning Project as its curriculum coordinator.

Fourth-graders will tackle adding and subtracting fractions, which was not taught until fifth grade under the former curriculum.

Underlying these recommendations for a unified pedagogical approach in the new Full Day Early Learning Kindergarten Program is the former Kindergarten curriculum as well as a new framework for early learning environments called Early Learning for Every Child Today (ELECT, 2007).

They assessed the advantages and disadvantages of the former medical curriculum to revise and form a new curriculum.

"We continue to be confident that the District acted appropriately and that our former 9th grade curriculum was unbiased, more than 'abstinence only,' and legally compliant; and that the issues raised in plaintiffs' litigation were not accurate," Kelly Avants, Clovis Unified's chief communication officer, wrote in an email to The Huffington Post.

In the former undergraduate medical curriculum in Hungary, attended mainly by the " older" generation of GPs, obesity was not described as being a pathologic condition.

But the furor over the incident refused to die down, not least because Mr. Mitchell, a clean-cut former banker, has a curriculum vitae to match that of any snooty British villain from central casting.

"Without solutions like Toolkit, we run the risk of once again segregating our students with special needs to a less rigorous and less rich academic curriculum," said former Head of Special Education for DC Public Schools, Richard Nyankori.

School 21, set up by Tony Blair's former adviser Peter Hyman, has a curriculum that focuses on developing speaking skills.

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