Sentence examples for generate a curriculum from inspiring English sources
A curriculum whose content is partly determined, or at least influenced by the expressed needs and interests of the students, may generate a curriculum more relevant to them.
They say it betrays the whole spirit of the peace effort for the Palestinians to generate a new educational curriculum that, for starters, ignores Israel on maps.
"We thought it might be better to start with this course that contains both contemporary culture and a language, because that might generate an interest," said Lyn McKay, deputy superintendent of curriculum in Chappaqua.
In sum, I suggest that the key to generating a more effective biological curriculum is to suppress the tendency to be generously inclusive (which often results in a preoccupation with trivia) and to concentrate on foundational knowledge and useful skills.
This series of meetings (Evolution Across the Curriculum) generated a consensus on the beginnings of a strategic plan for coordination and action over the next 2 3 yr.
We need to get a curriculum.
The global financial crisis of 2007 2009 generated a renewed interest in including personal finance in the secondary curriculum in the United States and in many countries around the world.
The curriculum, Dr. Fried boasts, is "absolutely unique" among schools of public health, and has generated a great deal of interest.
