Sentence examples for performance curriculum from inspiring English sources
He adds: "Some of our discoveries thus far may feed into a performance curriculum allowing students to aspire to - and attain - greater musical inspiration and creative individuality than they already achieve".
Then Juilliard's chairman, Bruce Kovner, announced that he was donating $20 million to endow the historical performance curriculum, a level of financing utterly foreign to the typically impoverished early-music scene.
Twenty-one first-year, master's level, vocal music students, who were engaged in an intensive vocal performance curriculum, participated in this study.
Of course it is also possible that due to our small "n" and variability across sites, these results represent evaluation artifact or confounding rather than actual weakness in performance and/or curriculum.
In addition to monitoring fees, the authority has been responsible since its creation for educational standards in the private sector, auditing schools and assessing student performance and curriculums.
The school emphasizes a performance-based curriculum.
"Our college is centered on a performance-based curriculum," Erwin said, and Robert Zappalorti, director of Paier College's fine art department, noted that "we are very career-oriented".
A teacher assessment is the teacher's judgment of a pupil's performance across the curriculum and the academic year, whereas the tests assess a sample of the curriculum for specific pupils on the day of the tests".
The Brit School for Performing Arts and Technology in Croydon, for example, has a positive ethos that reflects its focus on performance and a curriculum that incorporates programmes relating to the performing arts industry.
Though schools are supposedly being set "free", the chains will control teaching methods, curriculum, performance assessment, and teachers' pay and promotion.
Further study will show the retention of skills after our performance standard-based curriculum and optimal frequency of simulator training.
