Sentence examples for syllabi at from inspiring English sources

In this study, reading descriptors from existing proficiency scales, curriculum standards, and test syllabi at all the learning stages in China and out of the nation were assembled and classified (see the "Materials" section for detailed information).

State school syllabi at the secondary level are set by the local examination bodies.

Resources for specific activities and sample syllabi are available at http://www.ou.edu/gibsonlab/Tree_Thinking/Tree_Thinking.html.html

Their arguments appear with great regularity in Sunday School classrooms, youth group workshops, and even in the syllabi of courses at fundamentalist schools like Liberty University and Bob Jones University.

Look at your syllabi for your fall classes now.

While poverty issues are mentioned in syllabi of medical sociology at least in the context of 'infant mortality' and 'living conditions of the elderly' [ 35], the socio-medical catalogues in clinical terms do not explicitly mention the term 'poverty' [ 36].

Students who refuse to do at least minimal work demanded from course syllabi will likely find themselves on academic probation at some point.

It contained a poem that appears on most modern-poetry syllabi today, "The Idea of Order at Key West".

And that is exactly what university syllabi ought to be! Sunny Singh, lecturer at London Metropolitan University and author of Hotel Arcadia Every literature student should have space on her shelf for the complete works of R K Narayan.

The mapping process looks at alignment of course syllabi and learning methodology between key undergraduate courses and first-year graduate academic expectations.

And, insofar as we aren't critical of the problematics of our experiences, we're pushed to normalize that which marginalizes us -- Black students at PWIs are pushed to conceive of syllabi complete with solely white thinkers as rigor and Black students at HBCUs are pushed to understand pearls and bowties as badges of honor.