Sentence examples for reform content from inspiring English sources

Through administrative policies, the reform content was implemented to each level of administrative organizations and each kindergarten.

As we started to tell the stories of what happened at Olin (www.olin.edu) and iFoundry (www.ifoundry.illinois.edu), we started to recognize that the usual rational code words used to describe educational reform (content, curriculum, pedagogy, learning outcomes, active learning, project-based learning, etc., etc).

Our data suggest that the next step in implementation of the reform content must be a higher degree of involvement of senior trainers in improving the educational culture in clinical departments.

Therefore, before the reform, content-based science curricula focused largely on memorization and regurgitation of scientific knowledge before the reform.

While Lang's oratorical and administrative gifts were beyond doubt, Hastings nevertheless claims that as Archbishop of Canterbury, Lang displayed no effective leadership or guidance, turning away from reform and content to be the "final sentinel to the ancien régime".

With the exception of tax reform, the contents of the program are still vague and, on critical issues like land reform, still under debate.

The results showed that the slower cooling rate of the constant current cladding led to a higher total reformed austenite content and better corrosion resistance.

But even if health care reform's contents continue to get mixed reviews from the public, its passage still offers plenty of political value to Democrats this year.

However, reforming the content and teaching of biology at the university level is currently receiving renewed attention largely due to the BIO2010: Transforming Undergraduate Education for Future Research Biologists and the Scientific Foundations for Future Physicians report (NRC, 2003; Association of American Medical Colleges and Howard Hughes Medical Institute, 2009).

The reform restored silver content in coins to around 90 percent, the level at Harald Hardrada's 1055 reform (Haraldsslåtten) which reduced silver content to about 30 percent (the remainder of the coin was copper).

Under the broadcasting and content reform package the government provided $36m over four years from 2017-18, including $30m for Foxtel.