Sentence examples for set syllabus from inspiring English sources

Some of these courses have a set syllabus, while others involve considerable creativity on the PTAI's part.

An administrator must synthesize multiple ways of looking at a humanities professor — one who was given no set syllabus and no canon of knowledge to convey, just a simple charge to develop students' minds in ways they might only appreciate decades later but are asked to describe in 20 minutes carved from the last class before vacation.

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.

Your professor is the person who sets the syllabus, who grades your assignments and who compiles your exams.

M.I.T. plans on Wednesday to announce a 10-year initiative, apparently the biggest of its kind, that intends to create public Web sites for almost all of its 2,000 courses and to post materials like lecture notes, problem sets, syllabuses, exams, simulations, even video lectures.

In 2001, inspired by the open source and open access movements, MIT launched OpenCourseWare to make the lecture notes, problem sets, syllabuses, exams, and lectures from the great majority of its courses available online for no charge, though without any formal accreditation for coursework completed.

Learning how to teach is an important aspect of pre-service teacher education since what to teach is defined by the science syllabus set by the Ministry of Education, when to teach is determined by the schemes of work designed by teaching teams within each school, who to teach is assigned to the teacher by the school and where is teach is allocated to the teacher by the school resource teams.

The DfES subsequently stated that "Intelligent design is not a recognised scientific theory; therefore, it is not included in the science curriculum," but left the way open for it to be explored in religious education in relation to different beliefs, as part of a syllabus set by a local Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education.

"The national curriculum sets out a syllabus, all of which can be assessed in a different model," says Ann Puntis, the chief executive of Cambridge Assessment, one of the two exam boards offering the IGCSE.Cambridge Assessment will soon also be offering an alternative to A-levels along the same lines.

This is what entitles universities to set their own syllabuses, to examine their own students, and to award their own degrees.

The committee calls for exam boards to be stripped of the right to set their own syllabuses and content to prevent a decline in standards.