Sentence examples similar to newest syllabus from inspiring English sources

There was a new syllabus.

They train staff to understand the new syllabus.

Marshall said schools would be depressed by the new syllabus.

"The proposed new syllabus features just one woman – Mary Wollstonecraft – categorised under the 'liberalism' section.

The new syllabus substituted source books with entire texts.

In the new syllabus 70-80 per cent of the books are from the English canon".

The new syllabus does that, accepting that mass science has shot its bolt.

But the new syllabus for maths GCSE, introduced last year, has made things worse.

The report concludes: "It is important to monitor this discrepancy and see whether it continues under the new syllabus".

But critics argue that the new syllabus restricts the flexibility for studying modern authors from outside the British Isles.

"I like Gove's new syllabus: algebra, divinity, rhetoric, sewing for the girls and a school trip to the workhouse.