Sentence examples for hold curriculum from inspiring English sources

It strokes the ego more to give speeches, hold curriculum meetings, and promulgate reform slogans.

In other words, the practice is to hold the curriculum lightly and allow for what is, to guide the next movement... whether it's to contribute more information to your students, facilitate discussion, assign an activity or take a brief break for integration.

In schools, it has taken a hold on the curriculum, with 20,000 students a year now taking dance at GCSE level.

The integration of open access articles into undergraduate curriculum hold the promise of a deeper understanding of both chemistry and science.

If those things were part of their curriculum (hold up, a curriculum that I need to create?), that responsibility would frighten me.

We require that our program be offered in the curriculum — held during the school day — so that all students can sign up.

A former primary school teacher, learning director for Creative Partnerships and consultant for London 2012's education programme, Joe has a long held interest in curriculum issues.

Where most students experience this level of challenge daily, highly able children for whom the regular curriculum holds less challenge may not... we must find a way to ensure that gifted pupils enter their ZPD.

The American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey maintains that if Eagle Academy's rigorous curriculum holds such promise, it should not be limited to one gender.

These testimonies from students have confirmed that much of the curriculum holds relevance for health workers in their day-to-day working environments.

On seeing the photo of the veterinarian featured in lesson 2 of the introductory curriculum holding her infant son, one female student remarked to her teacher, "I didn't know that you could be a veterinarian and have a family".