Sentence examples for setting a curriculum for from inspiring English sources

The federal government is prevented by law, and by tradition, from setting a curriculum for all students.

By setting out a curriculum for nephrology training and making recommendations about its implementation, the Renal-UEMS would become an intermediary in this system and would have to seek approval from the supreme authority in each state before being able to hold individual centres of excellence accountable for maintaining standards [ 20].

Rio has set a core curriculum for each subject, boosted in-service teacher training and has started to hold standardised state-wide tests for all pupils twice a year.

"The irony is you have got a Republican administration that normally champions local control and opposes any kind of federal involvement in setting prescriptive curriculum for school districts to follow," he said.

The program comprised a set of transparencies for the lessons and a curriculum for the prevention manager.

This is a curriculum for Britain and British citizens?

Teachers across Richmond are developing a curriculum for the project.

These are the kinds of people who allow bankers to keep scamming us and who think that because they have fond memories of their school and what it helped to turn them into, they are qualified to set the curriculum for the rest.

We don't treat cancer, raise agricultural crops, explore for hydro-carbons or manage distribution channels like we did 50 years ago, yet we educate our children using essentially the same rubric that was in place when our parents went to school: a set amount of time for each subject and a set curriculum for the entire class.

The national curriculum will set a benchmark for academies and free schools to measure themselves against, and for parents to use to hold them to account".

You're in charge of setting a college student's freshman-year curriculum.