Sentence examples for syllabus changes from inspiring English sources

Chemical Engineering at Heriot-Watt University (ChE-HWU) haddressedsed this in the subtle syllabus changes through self review process and advice and guidance of the IChemE.

With the proposed syllabus changes of the United Kingdom's (UK) 'Project 2000' curriculum, came the promise that pre-registration nursing students would benefit from a greater emphasis on 'health promotion' than had previously been the case (UKCC 1986, R CN 1988).

He played a big part in scrapping the province's collective syllabus when the last curriculum change was suggested, and he's trying to do so again.

At a college in Suffolk a teacher reportedly failed to notice that the AQA syllabus had changed.

One secondary school teacher, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said authorities had demanded the syllabus be changed "very fast".

But under General Zia in the 1980s, the government began supporting Islamic warriors to fight the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan and the Indian control of Kashmir, and the syllabus was changed to encourage jihad.

Furthermore, even if a title reflecting human rights education is in the syllabus, true change may be slow to occur if the mechanisms for support are not adequately in place.

Tests and syllabuses have changed.

All A-level syllabuses will change from a six to a four-module structure, with this year's students the first to be able to get the new A-star in 2010.

Even the second time you teach a class you will need to spend time preparing, adjusting the syllabus to reflect changes in the science, or responding to students' concerns from the previous year.

The participants complained about many issues such as curriculum overload, unclear syllabus with frequent changes in it without prior notification and the short duration of the course.