Sentence examples for setting the curriculum from inspiring English sources

"I feel very strongly that until the board of trustees is setting the curriculum, they won't.

It is essentially about setting the curriculum in another context for all children".

In an interview with the Daily Telegraph today, Mr Balls says: "What I need is, independent of me, independent of the people setting the tests and setting the curriculum, somebody who can look at this closely.

It is essentially about setting the curriculum in another context for all children". For Nick Swarbrick, head teacher of Bartelmas Nursery, the strength of the forest school concept is in its potential to instil confidence at a very young age.

The first includes planning and setting the curriculum, organising the learning space and resources, assessment.

As well as helping with setting the curriculum, the standards will impact the educational transition from crèches and kindergartens, the quality of ECD services and help in evaluating early education programmes.

Students take courses with eminent scholars and would never think to set the curriculum.

The young women who run the concierge desk are the controlling grown-ups; they set the curriculum and sort out squabbles.

Budgeting and decision-making will be decentralised, with much more power given to head teachers, leaving the government to do little but set the curriculum.

"There is an inherent conflict of interest in having the one body that is both developing the curriculum and keeping the curriculum up to date with the modern needs of employers and learning, and then at the same time having set the curriculum and set the tests, also reporting after the fact that standards have been maintained.

Dr. Malcolm said some states or localities may set the curriculum bar too low, while in other countries students are asked "to learn more, to know more, to work harder".