Sentence examples for outdated curriculums from inspiring English sources

Concern for free and critical thought must take the form of educational policies to build schools and universities, revise outdated curriculums and enable women to study, work and become financially independent.

An outdated curriculum, especially in mathematics, shares much of the blame for the country's poor performance on PISA tests.

Some teaching unions have attacked the plans as an attempt to restore an elitist and outdated curriculum.

His efforts to reform the National School's outdated curriculum inspired a generation of students who subsequently became the vanguard of modernist architecture in Brazil.

Andre Sayegh, who became president of the Paterson Board of Education two months ago, said the district has been using an outdated curriculum in its schools and suffered from a high turnover among administrators, who have included three different superintendents and four business administrators in three years.

The "Hartford Wits" began as a literary society at Yale College in the 1770s, writing satires about subjects like the school's outdated curriculum.

We discuss ways to bring awareness and improve education, armed with our health textbook as evidence of our outdated curriculum's shortcomings.

That being said, exercising this right is largely contingent on the policies and practices of educators; a history of educational disparities between provinces and outdated curriculum leave much room for improvement.

You who will own tomorrow", and at the Carnegie's prize-giving ceremony she launched a stinging attack on Gove's "outdated" new curriculum, which, she said, "excludes rather than embraces those like me, and millions of others, with a different way of seeing and thinking".

Going back to an outdated, narrow curriculum will damage our future economic prospects".

In the treatise, she argued that the current charity school curriculum was outdated (it was over 100 years old) and needed to be replaced.