Sentence examples for prescriptive curriculum from inspiring English sources
Gove's highly prescriptive curriculum has been brought in to instil more rigour.
The new, less prescriptive, curriculum for 11- to 14-year-olds was introduced last September.
However, the playwright said in an interview in 2006 that he felt intuitively a less prescriptive curriculum was a good starting point.
We want to empower heads with more powers to enforce discipline, enhance teachers' security with anonymity when facing malicious allegations, liberate all teaching staff with a less prescriptive curriculum and reduce teaching to the test with fewer, more rigorous, exams.
"The irony is you have got a Republican administration that normally champions local control and opposes any kind of federal involvement in setting prescriptive curriculum for school districts to follow," he said.
In 2006, with the appearance of the Organic Law of Education (LOE), digital competence became part of the prescriptive curriculum linked to the treatment of information.
"What we're seeing," she said, "is teachers really caught between these very prescriptive curriculums and their desire to give kids opportunities to explore".
A non-prescriptive curriculum allows for broad and rich early years teaching and learning experiences, with teachers responsive to devising engaging activities to align with children's diverse interests.
Joint headteacher, Studfall junior school, Corby, Northamptonshire As a teacher who started her career with a Tory government and a stack of prescriptive national curriculum folders as tall as I was, I believe the Labour government has made many progressive steps forward.
The Tory direction of travel is for a smaller, less prescriptive national curriculum, a greatly reduced role for local councils, encouragement for new providers of schools and less red-tape tying the hands of entrepreneurial head teachers.
BCS worked with the Royal Academy of Engineering to coordinate its development, with campaigning body Next Gen Skills and other organisations also heavily involved in revamping what they saw as an outdated and overly-prescriptive ICT curriculum.
