Sentence examples for up the syllabus from inspiring English sources

Committees that draw up the syllabus for religious studies.

Antioch is the type of place where during the run-up to the Iraq war, a journalism teacher decided to tear up the syllabus and take his students to Washington for a peace march, and where students quote Antioch's founder, Horace Mann: "Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity".

When drawing up the syllabus, Tempier and his advisers relied on more sources, written or oral, than those that were used by Hissette.

Every answer reflected the idea of sticking to the syllabus, from "I guess when I'm setting up the syllabus…" on the pre-course interview to "I decide when I'm making up my syllabus what topics I want to cover; I move on according to the syllabus rather than whether or not they're getting it, and that's probably wrong" on the post-course interview.

However, all of this would have to come at the expense of teaching introductory students the long list of content that makes up the syllabus; syllabi would have to be restructured to include learning goals and objectives that are skill based.

Once you have mastered the basic steps in the dances that make up the syllabus your school uses, you will want to refine your steps and movements with your instructor.

Exam boards could compete for the contract to draw up the syllabuses, but once finalised any exam board could draw up the qualification so long as it meets the syllabus specifications.

That it might end up on the syllabus for ninth-grade English was probably close to the last thing Salinger had in mind when he wrote the book.