Sentence examples for links to the curriculum from inspiring English sources

The latter two sites contain links to the curriculum.

"The absolute key to success is that it is linked to the curriculum," says Riches.

Changing Face's teaching resources can be linked to the curriculum.

Where pupils are withdrawn, it is important that language teaching is linked to the curriculum.

"It just makes a lot of educators nervous that cash bonuses of up to $25,000 for an individual teacher are going to flow based upon a single measure that is not even linked to the curriculum," Mr. Fuller said.

Mrs A L Cullum, principal at Heathside School said: "The school operates a hardship fund to support students on trips linked to the curriculum; this expedition is not part of the curriculum nor takes place in term time and parents are not expected to cover the cost – rather students are expected to meet the cost through organising fundraising activities".

Another reason for the lack of inclusion of TCAM can be linked to the curriculum being biased towards an epistemology which undermines the value of indigenous knowledge systems whilst hailing biomedicine and western science [ 11].

The approach of introducing the Blue Box as a supplementary material, but with links to the core curriculum, has facilitated its eventual incorporation into the core curriculum.

The students therefore draft letters to send to parents outlining the links to the geography curriculum exam.

In a section of the report titled "western civilisation", the authors quote the Institute of Public Affairs – a thinktank that has close links to the Liberal party – as saying the curriculum is "unbalanced, ideologically biased and systematically hostile to the legacy of western civilisation".

The activities are linked to the Scottish curriculum but could be easily adapted for use across the UK.