Sentence examples for standardizing curriculum from inspiring English sources

Marshall (2011), agreeing with Sampson, criticized the federal government's ever increasing role in standardizing curriculum: "The constitution does not provide for a federal role in education, and public schools have traditionally been under the jurisdiction of local authorities".

Talk of reform or standardizing curriculum should not lead to the diminishment or removal of local influence.

The remedial interventions included 1) standardizing curriculum and implementation; 2) training faculty staff on pedagogical methods and quality management systems; 3) providing teaching materials; and 4) procuring equipment for teaching laboratories to provide practical skills to complement didactic education.

Now, academics are seeking to focus on the role that higher education can play to address their concerns, and the crucial steps that officials need to take to achieve this, like engaging with institutions outside the region, standardizing curriculums and finding alternative sources of financing.

At a time when school districts are moving to standardize curriculum and districts are placing a heavier emphasis on state tests, Mr. Schwab is spending the equivalent of hundreds of millions of dollars leading a campaign of Americans who refer to themselves as having "learning differences" rather than learning disabilities.

The practice of ultrasound has clearly been shown to be operator-dependent, and the way to train better operators is to start early, provide opportunities for practice, and standardize curriculum that will ultimately align with residency requirements in the various specialties [48].

I think what I'm most proud of is that we're actually showing what the alternative to rote memorization and standardized curriculum looks like.

It is estimated that between 2008 and mid-2010 the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation underwrote $650 million in education projects -- projects like charter schools, testing and 'teacher effectiveness,' standardized curriculum and a national test.

Why shouldn't the federal government stick to its mandate to fund poor schools and to defend the civil rights of students, instead of trying to standardize curriculum, instruction, and testing?

Rooted in problem based learning similar to the GEMP curriculum, this degree is based on a rigorous, competency based and standardized curriculum (Additional file 1).

Seven of the schools that came off the list are from the Chancellor's District, which uses highly standardized curriculums for some of city's lowest performing schools.