Sentence examples for methods and curricula from inspiring English sources

"Too often," Mr. Bloomberg said when he unveiled the plan on Wednesday, "students and teachers who move from school to school are distracted and discouraged by having to adapt to entirely new teaching methods and curricula -- frequently, mid-school year".

In 1873 David Murray, a professor from the United States, was invited to Japan as an adviser to the Ministry of Education; another professor, Marion M. Scott, assumed direction of teacher training and introduced American methods and curricula at the first normal school in Tokyo, established under the direct control of the ministry.

The intention was not only to carry out a survey of language competences, but a survey that should be able to deliver information about language learning, teaching methods and curricula.

Transforming education so that it meets the needs of all children is a complex and difficult task that spans issues ranging from the global shortage of trained, qualified teachers UNESCO estimates that we need 18 million new teachers to meet current demand to the problems of overcrowded schools, aging infrastructure, obsolete equipment and textbooks, and outdated teaching methods and curricula.

The study calls for boosting spending in early child development and redirecting investment to improve learning environments, both in terms of learning hours, teaching methods and curricula development.

More research on teaching methods and curricula development is needed to investigate the real effect of undergraduate programs for patientcare in practice.

23, 31 SME structuring involves the need for clarifying processes, programs, and methods with written curricula and repeatable, assessable, and useful processes for the progress of research issues related to education actions.

These approaches may be useful to others wishing to promote patient safety through using informatics methods and technologies in healthcare curricula.

The Australian experience in teaching statistics and research methods in curricula based on problem-based learning may provide guidance for other countries, such as the UK, where this method is being introduced.

Blended learning -- which allows teachers to use technology-enabled tools and curricula alongside traditional teaching methods -- is the most promising instructional strategy currently being deployed to drive toward greater personalization and empowerment for our students.

This includes gaining and maintaining expert knowledge by reading professional literature, and keeping up to date with new developments with regard to teaching, instructional methods, curricula and education in general.