Sentence examples for tailored curriculum from inspiring English sources

The gap of our study with this fact might be related to lack of culturally tailored curriculum of health workers or lack of awareness of providers on the impact of culture on maternal health services.

Additional funding for more extended stays and more flexible and tailored curriculum of students would have enabled them to stay longer at each site.

The more individualized approach to assessing talent is a central advantage, charter school supporters argue: freed from the constraints of district mandates and union rules governing tenure, charters can tailor curriculum in ways that best suit student advancement and improve teaching skills.

Engrossing ebooks like this one are a natural fit for enthusiasts, but could also appeal to the tepid learner, serving as teaching tools for educators looking to tailor curriculums to their E-Gen students.

So as she tailored her curriculum vita, "I made parallels between my work in industry and academia.

We aimed to develop and implement a novel, tailored POCUS curriculum based on the specific needs of pediatric nurse practitioners (PNPs) practicing in the pediatric emergency department (PED).

ASCP was selected because of its wealth of experience in developing curricula and has tailored a curriculum for laboratory technologists training in both the United States and developing countries.

This meant working in tandem with more than 50 hiring partners to both tailor curriculum to employers needs and match students to prospective jobs.

By the end of the first week, Miss Bouterse knew the abilities and quirks of every child, and could tailor the curriculum to fit.

He said: "It is our view that the choice of subjects should be more flexible to allow schools to have greater freedom in how they tailor the curriculum to the individual needs of each pupil.

Growth in the high-end summer camp business is spurred, in part, by some Chinese high schools tailoring their curriculum for students who know early on that they want to attend college in the United States rather than China.