Sentence examples for impacted curriculum from inspiring English sources

How has technology impacted curriculum design in Chile?

We focus below on ways in which the findings on problem solving in PER can specifically impact curriculum development and research on problem solving in biology.

"The initiative is designed to highlight achievements of artists from historically underrepresented populations, foster cross-cultural dialogue and understanding and impact curriculum development and education statewide," said Isabel Nazario, executive director of the Office for Intercultural Initiatives at Rutgers University, which is spearheading the project.

"I have very little expectation of the central board being able to impact on curriculum and instruction, no matter who's at the helm," said Mr. Fliegel, whose organization studies educational policy.

When dealing with diversity is a key aspect of the future profession of the student, this impacts the curriculum, for instance through the cases that are being used or through specific courses such as intercultural communication.

If these expectations vary how this may impact on curriculum development needs to be considered.

Although students constructed diagonal phylogenetic trees more often than bracket phylogenetic trees, this outcome could have been impacted by the curriculum (Additional file 1: Table S1).

Research has demonstrated that in the USA, a comprehensive perioperative US curriculum significantly impacted anesthesia residents' clinical assessment skills [34].

This inexpensive, collaborative, multi-department effort to design a computer-based nutrition curriculum positively impacted both resident knowledge and attitudes.

Little (2007, p. 648) noted that "its (the CEFR's) impact on language testing far outweighs its impact on curriculum design and pedagogy" because "supporting foreign language proficiency development through the stages described in the CEFR requires a shift in pedagogic routines for those practitioners who are used to teaching in traditional ways" (Westhoff 2007, p. 676).

Just keep religion out of the classroom and ensure that it does not impact on the curriculum.