Sentence examples for makes the curriculum from inspiring English sources

When I teach classical Indian philosophy, or advocate teaching it, for example, I often hear in response that doing so provides a service to the university community, and to the student body, insofar as it enhances the diversity of the philosophy curriculum, and makes the curriculum representative of a wider portion of the student body.

For Charles Eliot, it was making the curriculum more flexible.

School administrators who tried to make the curriculum more college preparatory met resistance.

I trust teachers to make the curriculum exciting and relevant to the students they teach.

It also suggests making the curriculum more representative to encourage BAME students to consider teaching as a career.

At Strassburg Sturm embraced the Protestant faith and made the curriculum of his schools entirely classical, with only minor attention to religion.

Rugby is being taught in schools in countries such as the USA, Brazil and China where previously it wasn't because only Olympic sports make the curriculum".

In the same vein, the panel found that Albany officials had raised standards but never made the curriculum clear or invested enough in training teachers.

Let's ditch ideology and work together to make the curriculum something that inspires the profession to new and greater heights and which endures long enough to succeed.

A spokesperson, who may have been glossing off-piste, said the minister sought to prevent a "creeping ratchet effect" of humanist attempts to make the curriculum fairer.

"We're already putting in place the most fundamental reforms for decades following Sir Jim Rose's primary review – to make the curriculum less prescriptive and free it up for teachers.