Sentence examples for organized curriculum from inspiring English sources
The state-run program, headed by Ms. Alonso, has a highly organized curriculum and is tuition free.
It is not clear whether or not the practical sciences constituted a part of the systematically organized curriculum of the temple college.
She made major contributions to bringing the curriculum into the digital age with the launch of the Biodesign curriculum website, which includes an organized curriculum of professional videos of all topics from the new textbook that she edited and compiled.
Despite the demonstrated benefits, there have been only limited efforts to develop a comprehensive and organized curriculum utilizing focused ultrasonography in medical school [28, 31].
There is something really exciting about going through an organized curriculum (must be a teacher thing).
A well organized curriculum can facilitate review and over-learning of key concepts as more advanced courses and clinical experiences explicitly and intentionally use and build on earlier learning.
Developed in collaboration with MIT, which organized the curriculum and is helping to select and train the faculty, the institute will be a graduate research school, offering master's degrees and, eventually, PhDs.
The government organized the curriculum around standards that students were supposed to learn by a certain age.
MFM organized the curriculum, took care of the participating students and was responsible for the manuscript.
We have organized the curriculum into modules, with didactic as well as experiential components, utilizing a variety of educational venues, some new and some typically found within the existing framework of an internal medicine residency curriculum.
When the students started their medical education, two sites (Oslo and Bergen) organized their curriculum according to the traditional division between pre-clinical and clinical parts, with a comprehensive exam in between.
