Sentence examples for replace curriculum from inspiring English sources

Replace curriculum tinkering by curriculum renewal, attending to the challenges and problems the Rose review's remit excluded.

Thus, during 1961 63 the Ministry of Education replaced that curriculum with a discipline-centred curriculum at the elementary and lower secondary levels in order to improve academic achievement, moral education, science and technical education, and vocational education.

Some scholars, such as Beckwith, argue only that a teacher has the right to supplement the existing evolution curriculum with intelligent design theory, rather than that a teacher has a First Amendment right to replace the prescribed curriculum by teaching intelligent design theory instead of evolution (Beckwith 2003: 76).

He follows in the footsteps of earlier humanists such as Lorenzo Valla (1406 57) and Rudolph Agricola (1443 85), who set about to replace the scholastic curriculum, based on syllogistic and disputation, with a treatment of logic oriented toward the use of the topics, a technique of verbal association aiming at the invention and organization of material for arguments, and persuasion.

The freedom to choose an assortment of apps, videos and open educational resources that can augment - if not replace - traditional curriculum for any given unit or lesson plan is empowering.

In 2001, Nelson R. Mandela School of Medicine (NRMSM) implemented a 5-year PBL curriculum to replace the traditional 6-year medical curriculum.

The incoming computing curriculum will replace the old ICT programme of study, which focused on teaching computer literacy rather than understanding how a computer works and how to code.

Since then, the government has been knocking heads together to try to get a handle on the problem — last year it announced plans to develop new "IT-centric" qualifications, to teach schoolkids core principles of computer programming, and in January the Education Secretary reiterated their intention to scrap the derided ICT curriculum and replace it with a new computer science curriculum.

District officials would have to replace teachers, change curriculums, appoint outside experts, reduce a principal's authority or lengthen the school term.

James E. Nevels, the chairman of the state panel, said on Wednesday night that he expected some managers, including Edison Schools Inc., which was awarded 20 schools, to seek to replace not only curriculums but also principals and teachers, subject to the terms of union contracts.

Peter Wood, president of the National Association of Scholars, threatened that his group would work with conservatives to replace the College Board APUSH program with their own curriculum.