Sentence examples for narrow curriculum from inspiring English sources

One Test Fits All" (news article, Nov. 18), a narrow curriculum clips the wings of creative, enthusiastic teachers.

And, with the Internet, long-held concerns about the narrow curriculum available in an isolated one-teacher school are fading.

The narrow curriculum was far removed from the pressing problems and changing needs of the 19th century.

Her comments follow a report by the former Conservative education secretary Lord Baker, who has called for an overhaul of the "narrow" curriculum taught in schools.

The College Board also offers the SAT II subject tests, which go in depth on a narrow curriculum area like chemistry or American history.

Together with the new emphasis on end-of-course exams, you can see the endgame: a traditional, narrow curriculum, assessed in a traditional, old-fashioned way.

This already results in a narrowed curriculum and, for many pupils, disengagement".

Option C: $4,800 and a student-teacher ratio of 60 to 1, as well as a narrower curriculum.

If it were, the emphasis would be on real teaching and learning, not on test taking, "drill to kill" and a narrowed curriculum.

About 90% of primary schools and 79% of secondary schools, it pointed out, had reported to the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority that national testing led to pupils being offered a narrowed curriculum.

"This is of particular concern in mathematics, where there is high progression from A*/A grade at GCSE to A-level, but low progression from grades B and C. "In addition, I believe that this speaks more generally of a narrowed curriculum, focused not on sound subject teaching as a basis for successful progression, but on preparation to pass exams".