The association's successive syllabi have had considerable importance for countries such as Ghana, Nigeria, and the Caribbean states.
Arabicization, the substitution of Arabic for French as the language of instruction and of texts and syllabi representing Arab concerns for ones developed to meet French needs, presented many difficulties.
The administration of education in France remained highly centralized and continued to be concerned with every aspect of national education, including curricula, syllabi, textbooks, and teacher performance.
Starting in the mid-1990s, her poems began to appear in various anthologies and so on college syllabi.
It must be beyond argument that there are children blessed with amazing potential equal to that of their predecessors of 60 years ago, and we are throwing away this valuable asset by the steady depression of syllabi for a meaningless drive for equality and "prizes for all".
Over the weekend, we became aware that some faculty members, in the interest of fostering a constructive climate for discussion, included language in class syllabi that has been interpreted as abridging students' free speech rights.
Accusations were made that the course syllabi had been plagiarized.
It contained a poem that appears on most modern-poetry syllabi today, "The Idea of Order at Key West".
Jacob and Ilan talked on, unoffended, praising Brontë, and at some point Ilan added, "But since Jane Austen's usually the token woman on university syllabi, it's understandable if your average undergraduate has a hard time shaking the idea that women are half-wits, moved only by the terror that a man might not be as rich as he seems".
Anthologies were printed and syllabi distributed, and so the canon was formed.
