Sentence examples for the range of curriculum from inspiring English sources

Some teachers' spoke of pupils having a limited input into the range of curriculum activities especially in key stage 3 (ages 11 14).

The challenge of the century is to prepare a knowledgeable generation, particularly having the knowledge, skill and attitude beyond the range of traditional engineering curriculum.

The initial PhAT was developed over the course of this 3-d residency in an iterative process that involved trials of prototypes of the PhAT with groups of residents and staff involved in the research residency (20 25 college biology instructors who teach across the range of the biology curriculum).

As a result, the preschool landscape in Singapore offers a diversified range of curriculum approaches that contributes to an uneven level of program content and teaching standards across the sector.

The English schools were selected for participation on the basis of achieving representatives from a wide range of curriculum types although it is not an exhaustive sample.

The show's creators decided to only include in their curriculum the range of skills of the three to five-year-old child, and not focus on skills they already had, or on skills beyond their reach.

The range of skills taught within nursing curriculum is challenging as there is only limited time to expose students to those skills and afford the student the opportunity to practice those skills in order to achieve competence prior to registration.

About 15,000 student in 44 pre-schools and primary schools have been instructed in English for eight to 10 hours a week across a range of curriculum subjects.

This is not just growing plants, though, this has applications for a range of curriculum subjects including maths, science and literacy.

We also offer a range of curriculum and dual-degree options within and beyond GSAPP for students interested in additional content expertise and skills.

These resources for primary drama offer interactive learning opportunities which foster pupils' confidence in speaking and listening while also extending their study across a range of curriculum objectives.