By mid century, curriculum inquiry was largely into advocacy noncumulative, nontheoretical, remote from practice, and scientifically primitive.
During this time he immersed himself fully in the traditional mid-nineteenth-century European curriculum, based on a study of the Classics, especially the language and literature of ancient Greece and Rome, starting with, among others, Homer, Livy, Ovid and Xenophon, and progressing to Cicero, Demosthenes, Horace, Sallust, Tacitus and Virgil.
She announced that there would be no mid-year changes to the curriculum and exam qualifications – or any mid-year changes to the requirements demanded by education standards watchdog Ofsted.
First came Murrow itself, founded in the mid-'70s with a nontraditional curriculum and selective admissions.
It was put back on the curriculum in the mid-50s, but students would be trained in a Pavlovian manner to recite slogans castigating US foreign policies and proclaiming the inevitable victory of the proletariat.
He described his subsequent drinking as if reading from a curriculum vitae: "In the mid-nineties, I think it was white wine, and then I gave that up.
Because the AP curriculum is standardized, students who are transferred mid-course or mid-high school will be able to transition more easily to the uniform coursework.
The curriculum shrunk, and by the mid-20th century most taught only the rote learning of scripture and a dogmatic version of Islam.
A community college in the mid-Atlantic region developed several options within the curriculum that allowed nursing students to complete their studies in 15 months instead of the 22 25 months required for traditional students.
These may refer to a mid-term perspective (i.e., with respect to curriculum) and also to a short-term perspective (i.e., with respect to lesson planning).
