Sentence examples for straightforward curriculum from inspiring English sources
That "organic" STEM faculty elected a union representative, opted to extend the day and devised straightforward curriculum changes in what is claimed to have been a mere three hours.
Given a chance to start a publicly financed school from scratch, Bronx Prep -- which opened last August in the Morrisania section and plans to add a grade each year through high school -- devised a straightforward curriculum of basic skills and test-preparation drills, heavily dependent on lectures, textbooks and work sheets.
Guidance counselors share all kinds of hypotheses: Girls do better on the SAT because it's more of a reasoning test or brain tease; boys do better on the ACT because it's straightforward and based on the curriculum -- and so on.
It was relatively straightforward to incorporate these elements into the biology curriculum, as noted in the rightmost column of Table 1.
The most straightforward (and easiest) finesse is to kick the problem upstairs: hide behind the curriculum or the state standards.
Although the most straightforward solution to poor academic achievement might well have been the same kind of national curriculum that seems to work well elsewhere in the world, it became plain early on that our own answer would be neither national nor curricular.
This was not a straightforward battle over whether to include creationism or its close cousin, intelligent design, in the science curriculum.
Politicising the curriculum, Michael?
Teachers cram in curriculum.
Details about curriculum given.
