Sentence examples for use of a curriculum from inspiring English sources

One recent and compelling example of the use of a curriculum as a platform for coaching and shared instructional practices comes from the Boston Public Schools pre-kindergarten project a public pre-k program that required teachers to use a research-based curriculum and supported and ensured their consistent use of the curriculum by providing educational coaches.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate residents' use of a radiology curriculum CD-ROM designed to provide ready access to the department's curricula, study materials, and Internet resources.

CONCLUSIONS: The use of a standard curriculum delivered with a group care-delivery format is an essential feature of successful VHA facility MOVE! Weight Management Programs, but alone does not guarantee success.

Necessary conditions included the use of a standard curriculum and group care-delivery format, and they were present at all sites with larger outcomes but at only six sites with smaller outcomes.

The recently published American Diabetes Association recommendations have stressed, among the fields requiring research actions, the unknown actual impact of the use of a structured curriculum in SME.

Wong had rallied students in 2012 to successfully protest the use of a Communism-infused curriculum in public schools.

To assess the use of a pelvic simulation curriculum to teach obstetrics and gynecologic residents the pediatric gynecology examination and procedures.

However, the evidence does suggest a positive relationship between the use of a Standards-based curriculum and the development of quantitative literacy.

Maybe President Obama needs to mandate the use of a certified online curriculum for all public schools to give America's K-12 kids a chance to become competitive in the 21st century!

Compared with prior research that has only shown increased mathematics achievement (cf., Mokros 2003), findings from this study provide evidence that the use of a Standards-based curriculum may lead to increased overall quantitative literacy.

In Ecuador, the use of a standard medical curriculum is problematic.