Sentence examples for more specific curriculum from inspiring English sources

It also underpins the implementation of a more specific curriculum relevant to each local community and early childhood setting" (Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations, 2009. p. 8).

An example of a more specific CP&T curriculum is presented in Box 1.

You may need a more specific state-aligned curriculum for working with school districts that you can develop yourself or purchase.

But "as the program evolved," he said, "more specific courses were folded into the curriculum and the total hours were essentially cut in half".

Locke does not dedicate much space in Some Thoughts Concerning Education to outlining a specific curriculum; he is more concerned with convincing his readers that education is about instilling virtue and what Western educators would now call critical-thinking skills.

The Course Directors subsequently had a formal feedback meeting with the elected Student Body of eight students to obtain a more specific and elaborate critique of the new curriculum.

Such challenges and deeper analyses are more likely when tackling shared content- and grade-level specific curriculum (principles 2, 3, 10) and using the same curriculum materials (principle 11).

The AAMC report on bioterrorism training is more of an outline of educational objectives and activities than a specific curriculum.

The more specific aims thus cover much of what we teach now in the conventional curriculum, but much else besides.

Interestingly, proposals for curriculum reform tend not to emphasize ways to include more and more specific content.

A key learning objective for this curriculum is for students to increase awareness of who they are as scientists and develop a more specific vocabulary for discussing experimentation and their strengths in science.