'prepare curriculum' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in educational settings and can be used to mean both the act of creating a curriculm and the action of getting ready for teaching a curriculum. For example: The teacher had to prepare curriculum for the semester before the students arrived.
After all, we didn't have to do anything like prepare curriculum because... Composition was a train wreck of tangled genres, unrealistic deadlines, and homework expectations that would have been impossible for a full time student to fulfill, let alone working adults with families and jobs.
The Western Cape intervention aims to prevent interpersonal partner violence and HIV by implementing an 21-lesson PREPARE curriculum adapted from the Respect4U programme (http://www.mrc.ac.za/gender/respect4u.htm).
Teachers will not have the two days off — they are to use them as professional development days to prepare for curriculum and special-education changes coming next year.
State education officials said that they have no plans to prepare a curriculum for such a course and that it would not be part of the state standards that teachers are expected to cover.
It is as hard on the teacher as much as the student, as they need to prepare tight curriculum in the time frame.
His efforts included participating in numerous committees to prepare new curriculums and methods; working to enliven the teaching of philosophy, which too long had dwelt on generalities; and attempting to teach teachers how to teach.
It is urgent to prepare appropriate curriculums incorporating these ethical and social issues in order to effectively change the awareness of scholars and practitioners in the near future.
The mentor focuses on both academic and pastoral issues, while the designated subject teacher is responsible for preparing and teaching the set curriculum.
He said that teachers were preparing a curriculum that would include instruction on a new constitution, the fall of the previous government and lessons designed to "raise the morale of students".
If Beck is preparing his curriculum and chalkboard illustrations on works like those of Mullins, exactly what conclusion is he hoping is audience will come to?
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports is responsible for providing technical support/monitoring and preparing the curriculum for all programmes.
