Sentence examples for nontraditional curriculums from inspiring English sources
Clara Hemphill, the director of Insideschools.org, an online guide to New York public schools, said a number of small schools with nontraditional curriculums -- School of the Future and the Museum School, for example -- were overlooked.
First came Murrow itself, founded in the mid-'70s with a nontraditional curriculum and selective admissions.
The school has a nontraditional curriculum based on a flexible, Montessori college-readiness program.
The nontraditional curriculum Ziegler uses, called Reading Like a Historian, was designed at Stanford and is among the projects of the Stanford History Education Group.
Therefore, it is necessary for surgical educators to consider nontraditional approaches to the surgical curriculum, for instance, the combination of prior acquisition of Internet-based cognitive information with the hands-on application of this theoretical knowledge using simulation.
And as long as the schools follow the national curriculum, they can also add nontraditional subjects, like agricultural or fishing, in hopes of persuading rural parents to leave their children in the classroom, Mr. Togo said.
These are like nontraditional areas that were not part of the curriculum when I was in the program.
While they must meet state curriculum guidelines, charter schools generally employ more innovative and nontraditional teaching methods.
Matias recently started a new position as Coordinator of Curriculum and Instructional Design for Empire State College in Saratoga Springs, New York, a nontraditional distance-learning institution.
