Sentence examples for page curriculum from inspiring English sources

All staff in prior to school services in Australia (preschool, long day care and family day care) are required to implement this 47 page curriculum, which provides guidelines for early childhood pedagogy through the specification of five principles, eight aspects of practice and five learning outcomes for children.

My bachelor's degree, two master's degrees, doctoral degree, and three page curriculum vitae stand for nothing.

Dr. O'Brien's 12-page curriculum vitae includes many articles and book chapters on topics like "Queer Christian Identities," "Queer Christian Social Movements" and same-sex marriage.

Perhaps the most thorough treatment is a 117-page curriculum guide for teachers sponsored by the New Jersey Commission on Holocaust Education.

And neither, apparently, does Dr. Jonathan Q. Kruger, the Virginia doctor with a four-page curriculum vitae who was supposedly leading the research.

Supporters of Utah's policy counter that the state's 50-page curriculum on gun safety, and background checks that are updated every 24 hours, ensure that the system is safe.

Since January, Republicans on the board have passed more than 100 amendments to the 120-page curriculum standards affecting history, sociology and economics courses from elementary to high school.

He flips through a manual he has put together, a 100-page curriculum that includes the history of technology and a step-by-step guide to Windows and other programs.

But he left under a cloud earlier this year, shortly after a delegation of the school's academics raised concerns about a number of apparent loose ends in his 12-page curriculum vitae.

Much of the state's 800-page curriculum was adopted verbatim from the "Standards for Excellence in Education," an academic framework produced by the Council for Basic Education, a nonprofit group.

Kuehl's 20-page curriculum vitae, most of it single spaced, lists all 171 of the laws she wrote, the 56 committees and boards that she's served on, and her 200 awards, including "best oralist" at a Harvard moot court in 1977.