Sentence examples for inconsistent curricula from inspiring English sources
With skyrocketing costs, budget crises, inconsistent curricula, poor standardized test scores, and poor morale among teachers, administrators, and students, the need for sustainable and pervasive educational change is greater now than ever before.
A major problem arising from such a management structure is the inconsistent learning objectives specified in the curricula for Chinese learners of English at different educational stages.
In addition, the teacher preparation curriculum was inconsistent with the primary and secondary curricula and the teaching process focused on theory rather than practice.
Students often report that specialty-led teaching is inconsistent, confusing and bears little resemblance to the curricula.
Other European data are limited to Finland, where surveys of medical university teachers in 1991 (n=135) and 1995 (n=130) found pain teaching to be inconsistent between institutions, with a lack of published curricula and limited application of the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) curriculum.
Weaknesses: Inconsistent.
Meanwhile, universities' curricula also continued to evolve.
Application is also inconsistent.
These produced inconsistent conclusions.
