Sentence examples for set curriculum from inspiring English sources

A failed Kickstarter campaign last year aimed to create a programme around the world, offering a core syllabus and set curriculum topics to increase pupils' knowledge of nature and science.

"We don't set curriculum standards or anything like that," Mr. Willard said of the national organization, adding that it handled issues like advising state boards on how to deal with governance concerns or influxes of immigrant students or ways to raise academic achievement among members of disadvantaged groups.

We do not prefer any set curriculum or particular major.

Yes, we have our set curriculum, but it doesn't always happen.

That means that although the company gets public funding, it will have wide latitude to set curriculum and rules, free of state-mandated red tape and union interference.

Ultimately, the teacher-student relationship is all about guiding the student through a set curriculum involving reading, writing, arithmetic, and so on.

Externally set curriculum-based examinations at the end of high school apparently have pervasive backwash effects on middle school students, their parents, teachers and school administrators.

Uniquely,Morocco's king also enjoys the title "Commander of the Faithful," which allows him to set curriculums at religious schools, discourage the preaching of extremism and to actively promote moderating influences (including providing religious leadership roles for women).

Ms. Cutler also checked the curriculum ("the high school offered courses I took in college") and quality-of-school-life data like crime statistics ("it's safe"); per pupil spending ("$9,011 in the last school year"); special programs (all-day kindergarten!), and parental involvement ("not in setting curriculum, but in the life of the school").

What's more, at the university level, professors have a bit more freedom in choosing the material, setting curriculum, and choosing what types of technologies to integrate into the classroom experience.

However, more must be done by the exam boards and those setting curriculums to reflect the diversity of ability that we face.