Sentence examples for organizations curriculum from inspiring English sources

During the past several decades, the robust and rapidly growing field of computer and information ethics has generated university courses, research professorships, research centers, conferences, workshops, professional organizations, curriculum materials, books and journals.

The vast majority of education still takes place in traditional school and university settings, with similar organization, curriculum, teaching style and management.

(Please note that they have been lightly copy edited and links have been added. Some organizations posted curriculum collections and resources, too, and we'll include those in a resource collection on Friday).

The researchers conducted semi-structured interviews with key informants drawn from the Ministries of Basic Education, national examinations councils, civil society organizations and curriculum development institutions in the three countries.

By partnering with both public and private organizations, the curriculum combines in-person instruction, hands-on activities, and online interactive tools delivered through Cisco NetSpace, a cloud-based online learning environment.

In the following years great improvements were effected in the organization and curriculum.

Despite opposition, the plan effected a lasting transformation of American school organization and curriculum.

Osler played a key role in transforming the organization and curriculum of medical education, emphasizing the importance of clinical experience.

More than 50 schools in Yogyakarta Province have agreed to start using the organization's curriculum, which includes lessons about contraception and sexually transmitted diseases.

Together, the four transformed the organization and curriculum of clinical teaching and made Johns Hopkins the most famous medical school in the world.

Mr. Plaks expects to leave P.S. 192 next year, not because he doesn't like it, but for the kind of upward mobility so lacking in teaching -- a chance to work at a charter school where he will have more say over the inner workings of the organization, including curriculum and teaching style.