Sentence examples for i curricula from inspiring English sources

The ECE and Grade I curricula are well-articulated and supervisors need to ensure, therefore, that these curricula are implemented as intended.

I crafted curricula and lesson plans on literally a $0 budget.

We explored the following domains: (i) EBM curricula format and core values, (ii) journal club characteristics and limitations, (iii) use and perceived merit of electronic/web based EBM resources, and (iv) basic demographics.

Thinking about games' design principles as an analogy for composition curricula, I argue that video game designers and developers discuss and approach their design processes in many of the same ways writing teachers do.

For this reason, I have seen curricula vitae in which a scientist annotates each of his or her publications with its journal impact factor listed to three significant decimal places (for example, 11.345).

To gather the data, I studied the curricula of leading jazz departments in Europe and North America, I surveyed jazz educators and jazz musicians on both continents, and I also interviewed dozens of artists and educators as well.

Other researchers have argued that current representations of NOS as articulated in documents informing science curricula (i.e., AAAS Benchmarks and National Science Education Standards) do not accurately reflect an authentic view of science from the perspective of those actually engaging in the enterprise.

While interviewing, however, I learned that medical curricula and the degree of flexibility in training structure varies quite a bit.

I develop site-specific curricula that focus on current issues.

To ascertain when and how academic staff teach LGBT health in UCT's health sciences faculty, I mapped the current curricula through an online survey.

Through some of my extra-curricula hobbies (I'd run a small magazine while studying) I was given a place on their journalism course.