"mandated curriculum" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a curriculum or educational requirements that have been made compulsory by a governing body or educational institution. For example, "The new mandated curriculum set by the school board includes four additional language classes for high school students."
Some of the mandated curriculum, however, is progressive.
But the DoE says that the mandated curriculum and other reforms lend much-needed discipline to a school system that has floundered for decades.
It was chronic... a failure to complete report cards.... Respondent failed to correct student work, failed to follow the mandated curriculum... failed to manage her class".
In the current climate of high-stakes testing and mandated curriculum, creative and innovating teaching is perhaps more important than ever as it keeps classrooms energetic places of learning.
By comparing the money budgeted for books to the actual price of the books that were needed across the district, Broussard showed that there isn't enough money to buy all the books that are necessary for for children to learn the mandated curriculum.
With anti-science concepts seeping into mandated curriculum, many West Virginia teachers look to the GBT as a valuable educational science resource for themselves and their students.
So many of our students these days are leaving school, yet instead of talking about what will make school a more joyful and caring place, we respond with more tests, more mandated curriculums, and more policies that tell teachers what they "ought" to be doing.
Therefore, governmental run school-based programs, which can mandate curriculum changes to target children and adolescent weight management, may be a reasonable approach to establishing healthy weight initiatives.
This year, the city mandated the curriculum through the fifth grade in low-performing schools, with the superintendent vowing to "turbo-charge the effort".
The growing discourse and promotion of peace as a way of life takes shapes in the schools (through mandated peace curriculum), in the police and armed forces (who are being trained with peace education), and in businesses that are being pushed to think of development as promoting stability and the basic conditions to prevent violence.
The facts of the story could easily be used to make cases for gun control and mandating tolerance curriculum in schools.
