Sentence examples for promoting curriculum from inspiring English sources

The missions also agreed to work closely on human rights training for the paramilitary Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) and on promoting curriculum reform at Bangladesh's unregulated madrassas.

Promoting curriculum, educational philosophy and recommendations for use opens a dialogue with parents about whether a show, app or game is right for their child.

After an outcry, tobacco companies attempted damage control by promoting curriculums to public schools promising, among other things, to teach kids to wait until they were adults to decide if they wanted to pick up smoking.

On a positive note this survey demonstrates that these specialties actually have very similar ideas for future clinical skills training, therefore now would seem a good time to define standards and promote curriculum changes.

In 1969 Loras joined Clarke College and the University of Dubuque to form the Tri-College Cooperative Effort, which promotes sharing curriculum and faculty.

He promotes the curriculum as a tool for self-discovery that reveals the virtues of individuality (solo improvisation) and the benefits of cooperation (letting other soloists have their turn).

The documents, from a nonprofit organization in Chicago called the Heartland Institute, outline plans to promote a curriculum that would cast doubt on the scientific finding that fossil fuel emissions endanger the long-term welfare of the planet.

At secular institutes, she said, "you pay $45,000 and can't taste a thing!" To promote its curriculum and the broader art of fine kosher cooking, the school solicited competitors to take part in an all-day kosher cook-off.

Since the late 1980's, the Chinese government has promoted the curriculum reform throughout the country.

"How can I, as the head teacher, and my colleagues try to promote the curriculum which would mean that the school does better in league tables if we believe that is at the cost of individual students?

In the case discussed in this paper the teacher chose a documentary style video, drawing on David Attenborough as an authoritative and knowledgeable communicator of scientific ideas, to promote the curriculum goal of scientific communication.