Sentence examples for preparing a curriculum from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

With time short and memories shorter, education experts are preparing a stripped-down history curriculum with more links to pop culture for the coming school year.

The findings come at an opportune time for the Bush administration, which is preparing a scripted, pre-reading curriculum for the nation's 16,000 Head Start centers, a loose confederation that has traditionally been operated with few set rules.

Specifically, UNICEF provided technical support to the Regional Directorate to prepare an emergency curriculum.

Prepare a resume or curriculum vitae.

Lecturer Constaninos Repapis says it has been developed in consultation with student and academic reformers with "an interest to develop a curriculum that better prepares economic graduates for the challenges of the modern world".

1), on choosing a public high school: In preparing to write a curriculum guide that will help people navigate this process, I have found few resources that adequately describe the maze, let alone practical strategies for negotiating it.

At Amistad, microsociety is a critical element of a curriculum designed to prepare a poor minority population for competitive colleges, careers and citizenship.

Pre-service education (PSE) is used in this article to refer to the curriculum of studies that prepares a health provider for entry into practice of a health profession.

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?