Sentence examples for to syllabus from inspiring English sources
noun
A summary of topics which will be covered during an academic course, or a text or lecture.
In recent years "trigger warnings" have been adopted by many universities in America to alert students to syllabus material that might be distressing.
This indicated a traditional adherence to syllabus and time constraints.
The results thus, provide support for the efficacy of the adopted needs-based approach to syllabus design.
Moreover, the teachers from two universities differ in the amount and focus of feedback and the type of required essay primarily due to syllabus content.
The main objective of the article is to define methods to be applied to syllabus design for ESP course in Economics.
The comparative analysis of the attitudes to syllabus design (product-oriented, process-oriented) and the Standard demand for competence approach encouraged authors to develop their own course "English for Master Degree Students in Economics (advanced level)" which has been successfully implemented in the Kazan State University, Institute of Economics and Finance.
An already evident byproduct of the situation has been a paragraph-long "Statement on Collaboration" affixed to syllabuses for the 2012 fall semester courses.
Here are a few discussion points he might want to add to the syllabus.
Yes? No? I've attached an extra page to the syllabus that explains to them what they're getting into.
All the measures were taken to render a cohesive syllabus to appeal to the students and lead to an effective learning.
Push yourself to do your best on every assignment given out and make sure to check your syllabus to see which assignments are due when.
