Sentence examples for strange curriculum from inspiring English sources
That experiment was particularly concerning to Halpern-Felsher, the co-author of that recent article exposing the strange curriculum.
For example, the discovery of her parents, dead in a wood; a sinister boarding school she is sent to, where there are strange customs and an ancient curriculum; plus a curse, and other dark secrets.
The idea of these subjects on a school curriculum might seem strange to Westerners, but in Ukraine and Russia it is just heritage from a former reality.
If this strange conservative idea becomes a part of the curriculum, I foresee another curious result: a didactic notion of God will be in the classroom, but the churches will be empty, as has occurred in Europe.
The curriculum would have to become questions that have strange and interesting answers.
And it was strange that Brandenn, who intended to go to college, followed the curriculum that, according to the catalogue, was recommended for "students whose immediate after-graduation plans include vocation or technical school, a job, or other noncollege situation".
It seems downright strange that these kinds of methods are not a compulsory component of school curriculums, at all ages.
With a strange new war, with no clear enemy or end, the changes have touched the campus, the curriculum, even the cadets' conception of themselves.
Politicising the curriculum, Michael?
Teachers cram in curriculum.
