Sentence examples for published curriculum from inspiring English sources

It is now too risky to individualize, craft and squeeze out the subtleties, as keeping closely to the published curriculum is safest, even when all stakeholders recognize that the publisher has not responded to curricular holes in their product.

Two: the published curriculum is dry.

"We have put in place standards, published curriculum guides, offered professional development, fought for and won more resources," he said.

Each semester, students are expected to enroll in the courses stipulated in their published curriculum.

So, although there are real faults in the published curriculum, my concern is not so much with the content or vision as with the way it has been created and how it seems it will be implemented.

Introduction: Prior studies have demonstrated poor guideline compliance by pediatricians, and there is no published curriculum on how to teach clinical guidelines.

In January 2003, MOE published a curriculum framework, "Nurturing Early Learners: A Framework for a Kindergarten Curriculum in Singapore".

Patti Smith, a vice president at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, a major national supplier of math textbooks to schools, said she did not believe Westport's curriculum could maintain the same level of quality and consistency as a published math curriculum.

What happens when a school district stops buying published, packaged curriculum and starts empowering their teachers to collaborate strategically to design courses that address the unique interests and needs of their students?

In addition, the ESR published a curriculum for undergraduate radiological education.

The International Diabetes Federation has published 'International Curriculum for Diabetes Health Professional Education Internationall [ 3] and 'International Standards for Diabetes Education' [ 4].