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I think it should be a part of every high school curriculum, as well as compulsory education in the how and why of our electoral process.
They devised an educational program that made the study of English literature and the British humanistic classics the core of the curriculum.
For all trainees the weekly curriculum included classes in English and Kiswahili, music, social and religious education, and traditional crafts.
Every institution of educational learning utilizes the same syllabus and curriculum.
The latest cash injection will be spent on redesigning the curriculum to meet the needs of a reviving local economy.
To compound this problem, the school curriculum does not make provision for practical subjects such as woodwork, metal work, etc.
The government then intervened, twice, and very damagingly, in the process of primary curriculum reform.
The new university curriculum will include a Stage programme on the science, nutrition, history, culture and gastronomy of Irish food.
Is it a college nearby with a strong curriculum for multimedia training and development?
Nevertheless, these schools modelled their curriculum and pedagogy on the private secondary schools.
In order to approach questions of pedagogy and curriculum it is necessary to consider the space of writing.
The very nature of teaching is built on revisiting curriculum, pedagogy, and assessment.
It is part of a drive to dispel a growing myth that work experience is only for those pupils who are bored with the academic curriculum.
The pictures show a country with a truly biased curriculum and a penchant for martyrdom.
The curriculum provides student worksheets and includes a grading rubric that outlines minimal, adequate and extensive answers for the teachers.
We often need to begin by disabusing our education grad students of such incapacious ways of thinking about curriculum.
To apply, submit a curriculum vitae and three letters of reference specifically addressing abilities related to the fellowship.
However the schools did follow a standardized curriculum that inculcated literacy and learning skills.
Teachers are under great loads in all areas of the curriculum, and I think physical education needs to move forward.
A further important aspect of the school and national curriculum is physical education, sports and games.
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The scores could reveal some early fruits of states moving toward the adoption of a Common Core curriculum.
I appreciate the Science Centre's efforts to promote science education through their own curriculum, as well as through featured exhibits.
In focusing on the problems with the new science curriculum, my analysis here might seem one-sided.
There was concern that Native American students would not be able to gain access to the genetic education curriculum.
The report notes that not enough time is allocated in the curriculum to science, affecting pupils' levels of attainment in the subject.
About 65 percent of schools integrate communication skill development into several required and elective courses throughout the curriculum.
The curriculum is broad based incorporating such subjects as art, crafts, skills, etc.
Our curriculum can develop such connections precisely because we, not the textbook authors, manage the ordering and grouping of topics.
The curriculum sets out the skills and concepts that each student should know at a certain stage or level.
The academic curriculum in the late 1950s, featured large doses of both hard-nosed and soft-headed psychology.
The curriculum has very good breadth and balance and there are very good opportunities for enrichment through extra-curricular activities.
Is there anything that suggests to you a crying need to create a national curriculum?
The new curriculum is expected to value skills such as critical thinking, working with others, communication and information processing.
And that raises obvious issues for teacher-training, curriculum development, and so on.
Since 1992, the secondary school curriculum has been divided into separate content areas.
To her extreme vexation, she was once put on the national curriculum for 12 to 15-year-olds.
For example, the content of a curriculum vita was reformatted to look like a letter, a dictionary and so on.
If he were education minister, he said, business studies would become compulsory on the primary school curriculum.
The education sector will provide curriculum materials linked to library artifacts and museum exhibits.
Private schools are not legally obliged to teach the national curriculum, unlike their state sector counterparts.
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The curriculum sets up a false opposition between a literate clergy and the illiterate laypeople.
John Howard wanted Australia to take a Captain Cook at its history curriculum.
At no time have I stated or implied that I wanted to insert creation science or intelligent design into the science curriculum standards.
So the interpretation was critiqued and debated in all high level curriculum committees.
Their writings now constitute a large part of the standard curriculum for graduate students studying the history of modern art.
For the regular students of the Oxford School it forms part of their optional curriculum.
Combining economics study with related areas in a business or commerce degree curriculum is also a good strategy.
The mathematics curriculum grew accordingly to include algebra, trigonometry, and sometimes even Newton's fluxional calculus.
To apply, send a current curriculum vitae and a letter addressing the nominee's relevant accomplishments to Division Services Office.
For example, the curriculum will tend to neglect such non-testable subjects as art, music, civics, history.
There was the faculty to be selected and trained, lessons to be adapted from the curriculum, the school's funds and infrastructure to be managed.
Your interior world is the realm of soul, and the soul-traits that are turned up too high or too low define your spiritual curriculum.
There are controversies regarding the curriculum and the authorities of the religious educational institutions.
The class is part of the Africana studies curriculum, and he is thankful for such departments.
Why then, since we all accept that education is, in many ways, a form of social engineering, are manners not part of the school curriculum?
For the Department to employ them, these educators will have to attend training courses to acquaint them with the new curriculum.
A couple of times he'd waylaid me, asking if I'd glance over his curriculum.
The community's private school was non-sectarian and learning about different religions was part of the curriculum.
So the prime consumer of architecture, the profession, has never embraced constructivism, and it is not included in any university curriculum.
While aspects of the curriculum can be assessed in the written examination, courses of study in each school reflect the whole curriculum.
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This activity is part of a three-year curriculum reorganization for the department, focusing on assessment of core competencies and skills.
The curriculum is scrutinized by the military regime, and it often is forbidden to teach in languages other than Burmese.
Students across NSW will be able to study an Aboriginal language under changes to the state curriculum.
He denies that he will use his new role to get Scottish dancing onto the national curriculum.
Now, the division needs to bring aboriginal perspectives into the entire curriculum, for all its students.
There was excellent management of the curriculum combined with an excellent programme of quality assurance and self-assessment.
This oversized spiral-bound book of more than 200 pages includes all the phonics from grades K to 2 of the full McRuffy curriculum.
Without the curriculum vitae and qualification papers, do not expect to get your foot over any employer's doorway.
Extra marks are awarded for neatness, good spelling and strict adherence to the curriculum.
It may be that dependence on role models to deliver the informal curriculum has created a built-in resistance to change.
Helping our students become good spellers is just one of many curriculum goals.
Utilitarian, functional and instrumentalist ideas started to reshape the curriculum.
The school emphasizes a broad education and the curriculum is designed to assist students in finding purpose and meaning in their learning.
On the other hand, some school districts in selected African American areas have endorsed a controversial Afrocentric curriculum.
The curriculum eschews the fashionable pedagogies of whole language and constructivist math.
British pop history doesn't start with them, but they are its 1066-the point at which the traditional curriculum really gets going.
The focus of the survey was to identify what self-directed learning activities were being used in their curriculum.
Teachers also wanted physical education to be made part of the curriculum, because it promoted team spirit and self-discipline.
The session brought textbook authors, publishers and curriculum planners before the middle school students.
Please find enclosed my curriculum vitae which provides a more detailed listing of my background and qualifications.
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These conversations are about theories of selfhood and the place of personal essay writing in the English curriculum.
Each won a scholarship to Pearson College in Vancouver, a boarding school stressing internationalism and a physically demanding curriculum.
Policies to support student achievement are not restricted to curriculum and instruction.
I was a science major as an undergrad, and took biology, chemistry, and physics in a pre-med curriculum.
Letters of application should include a concise curriculum vitae and a brief outline of current and proposed research.
The tests have led to a narrowing of the curriculum, even in reception classes.
Another focus of the kindergarten science curriculum is to understand weather concepts.
And so began my education about dishonor, a curriculum that instructs me still.
Such a clear statement regarding the nature of science is entirely absent from the science curriculum.
The curriculum was geared to nonsense subjects while PE and sport were hardly recognised.
Art teachers, curriculum planners and school administrators would do well to make use of this book.
Knowledge of Portuguese was made compulsory and the language of the people, Konkani, was banned from the school curriculum.
As many faculty senators saw it, that action was just another example of the board's tendency to micromanage the curriculum.
The curriculum covers not only language, but Chinese culture as well, including calligraphy and painting.
As the Secretary of State for Education embarks on secondary curriculum revision, can we hope he will seize a tide?
Using fluency as an example, the curriculum calls for the fourth grader to read approximately 90 words per minute.
Applications must not exceed eight pages, not including the curriculum vitae and recommendation letters.
The Ministry of Culture of Oceania would also put Oceanic literature in their own schools to supplement the curriculum and reading material.
Nomination materials should include a statement of qualifications and relevant experience, a current curriculum vitae and a letter of interest.
The purpose of this study was to describe a new model for offering an international curriculum within a land grant college of agriculture.
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Musar is now mostly a minor subject on the curriculum of yeshivas and seminaries.
The curriculum is based on the existing beverage studies core that includes classes in beverage service, oenology and related areas.
The review group has striven to present this very varied evidence base in a way that will help curriculum planners draw their own conclusions.
Also affecting any continuing education curriculum are the various code changes in the works.
Dover had added language about intelligent design to its biology curriculum.
The level of curriculum for gifted learners must be adapted to their needs for advancement, depth, and complexity.
I was offered a teaching assistantship writing curriculum for Agricultural Mechanics and graduated with a Masters in Agricultural Education.
The curriculum includes the Tajik language and classical Persian literature.
A probe into how the New College students came to study the wrong curriculum is expected to conclude next week.
Students also will study mathematics, science, liberal arts and the humanities as part of the curriculum.
Your column gave me a lotta laughs, but I'm also ambivalent over the whole anti-bullying curriculum.
Many of us studied the Tudors as part of the history curriculum but heard little, if anything, of Lady Jane Grey.
Everyone must follow an academic curriculum and write O level in four years.
I also started going out to meet with recruiters to get buy-in for our new curriculum, to tell them that we were going to become a powerhouse.
Our research has found that schools are already teaching aspects of financial literacy and that many more opportunities exist in the curriculum.
The curriculum was broad, and games meant rugby union, cricket and a bit of athletics.
Schoolteachers today are struggling to find time to fit arts subjects into a crowded national curriculum.
Why don't we have schools that teach children there is a tooth fairy or put Santa Claus Studies on the national curriculum, and be done with it?
This curriculum first introduces middle school aged children to the history, psychology and sociology of prejudice and discrimination.
They adjusted their curriculum and linked communications science with the social sciences.
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With Phys Ed cut from public school curriculum in favor of computer class, physical activity among today's roly-poly kids is down.
I am very relieved for her sake that there is still time for the new sixth form curriculum to be sorted out.
She offered a more varied needlework curriculum of plain work, marking, openwork, and embroidery along with reading and writing.
The schools follow the curriculum taught in Taiwan and receive a small subsidy from the Ministry of Education.
Many children continue to study their own curriculum by attending evening classes.
People think teachers are against tests but the curriculum is skewed into doing them and it skews the whole of the school year.
Any uniform approach to the curriculum or to learning is intellectual death to some of the learners, and is therefore suspect.
In all cases, projects are anchored to the curriculum and serve an unmet need in the community.
The curriculum begins with the subject area of music, then it moves to the specifics of an instrument.
The school's elementary school curriculum puts more emphasis on language arts and mathematics.
And they can learn a lot from a curriculum that itself contributes tangibly to the well-being of the community.
One campus I visited spent several years implementing a new general education curriculum.
The Scottish premier will also signal new moves to shift power to teachers and head teachers so they can direct their own curriculum.
It also is advisable to mention that the curriculum focuses primarily on male-to-female violence.
In constructing the mobile robots to explore Mars' surface, the program involves a curriculum unit and a contest.
From year one through graduation, their comprehensive curriculum includes folk dancing and mime.
Her levels of engagement, understanding and ability to follow the differentiated curriculum will have to be monitored.
He did, however, broaden the curriculum of seminaries and prescribe Russian instead of Latin as the language of instruction.
If it's a midweek trip, inform the teacher and ask for a curriculum of study while away.
The curriculum can be completed in three years of full time study, including summers.
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The museum in Wat Tyler Country Park, Pitsea, plays host to thousands of school children every year as part of their national curriculum studies.
The study asks whether the curriculum led to learning of unlearning racism.
As part of our art curriculum, our sixth-grade students studied the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist era.
Local government has no control over the curriculum because it's decided nationally.
People are finding lots of ways of making this an integral part of the curriculum, not seeing it as a bolt-on.
Unfortunately, no trace of the Royal High School's curriculum for writing and bookkeeping at the precise time of Scott's pupilage survives.
He also blamed a lack of support for difficult pupils remaining in mainstream schools, an inappropriate curriculum and teacher shortages.
Pennsylvania College's program will be based on a strong biomedical curriculum, similar to programs for physicians, dentists and optometrists.
Ganma entails more than including compulsory units of Aboriginal studies into the existing curriculum.
Always remember, the units described here are to supplement your core curriculum.
Poems may be studied in an integrated curriculum or in separate units of study.
In particular, the province's vaguely defined outcomes-based curriculum can be seen by teachers as licence to teach whatever they wish.
I felt a distinct, self-inflicted pressure to cover the requisite curriculum material.
Tesl classroom instructional materials are the responsibility of the curriculum materials selector.
A new medical school curriculum, the first of its kind, will prepare physicians to take advantage of advances in the behavioral sciences.
Recently, three other universities have begun to offer a pharmacy curriculum.
To receive a HOPE scholarship, Georgia high school graduates must have at least a B average in core curriculum courses.
It would mean an extensive liberalisation of the curriculum and help break down the invidious barrier between academic and vocational education.
But we must pursue and accomplish our goals of building Inuktitut resources and curriculum.
The availability of a liberal education curriculum by itself is unlikely to stem the tide of technical training.
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It was necessary to obtain complete buy-in from the faculty for any major curriculum reform.
The senior school is large enough to offer an extensive curriculum and state-of-the-art facilities but small enough to recognise the individual.
The clinical curriculum is intended to apply didactic content into the patient care setting and promote critical thinking.
This is a great piece to do when it can be timed to coincide with the science curriculum and studies of botany.
Both types of curriculum encompass listening comprehension, speaking, reading, writing, and grammar components.
Most mainstream schools in the UK follow a national curriculum, teaching A Levels and the relatively new AS Level.
Once a commitment is made to addressing diversity, the educator can begin revamping the curriculum.
Thus, when the culture wars began in the late 1960s, the antagonists of a traditional curriculum were pushing against an open door.
These are aimed at mainstreaming intercultural education into the entire curriculum and developing strategies to combat racist behaviour.
Indeed legislation in matters of curriculum control, for example, can cause harmful change, whether intended as under Facism or not.
For year-round students, the academy offers a full curriculum of requirements and electives, including French.
It is a slippery path, at the bottom of which lies a hollow curriculum, devoid of meaningful content.
She has now been able to introduce the Punjabi language from Class V onwards as part of the curriculum in Lahore Grammar School.
The latest proposals for a relevant curriculum focus upon relating school to the world of work.
The facts are that students become disengaged and are not challenged by the curriculum.
It was also her evidence that these schools have a large percentage of Mohawk children and offer Mohawk language and a Mohawk curriculum.
I find it really hard to understand why demanding standards and a sound academic core curriculum should do any harm.
We've been asked time and time again to de-Christianize our Apologia science curriculum.
Today's school curriculum is fuller than ever, but the school day isn't any longer.
We have created a curriculum that will open doors for our students to get them their next step into higher apprenticeships, higher education, or employment.
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The consortium is working to improve faculty training, curriculum and facilities for the study of Archaeology, Assyriology and Environmental Health.
A lecture on tips for effective presentations is given early in the curriculum and students are graded on presentation skills throughout the program.
The aid agency airfreighted the books, which I then handed over to concerned teachers in two schools where home economics featured on the curriculum.
Until the early 1990s, teachers in most kindergartens in Hong Kong had no official curriculum guidelines for integrating computers into the early childhood curriculum.
We're now hoping this will become part of the TAFE curriculum.
Other parts of the curriculum are delivered in food technology workshops with naked flame gas cookers and resistant material workshops with woodwork and metalwork equipment.
With an enormous dollop of assistance, I've transformed my own scatterbrained attempt at a curriculum vitae into something a little more presentable.
The calibre and analytical ability of students have increased due to the curriculum and this is one of the reasons for the increase in demand for the profession.
Our country is in the process of implementing a new national curriculum called the Common Core Standards.
Assemblies, playtimes, registration and lunchtimes, although not included as part of the teaching time each week, are often used by schools to enhance the curriculum.
He likes to present himself as a historian, contemptuously rejecting what eminent historians and experienced history teachers tell him about the history curriculum.
The document identified several problems afflicting the new curriculum.
Many provide an Afrocentric curriculum that fosters racial pride among their students, which many black educators believe will help students do better academically.
They are under no obligation to teach the national curriculum.
Schools were adjuncts of pupils' social backgrounds and teachers were tasked to implement a curriculum which maintained both social hierarchy and stasis.
Now, every business school includes ethics and social responsibility in its curriculum, either as self-standing courses or woven into other coursework.
Charter schools have leeway over their calendar, curriculum, and who they hire and fire.
At Nansen Elementary School, music has been removed from the curriculum and Arabic lessons made compulsory.
The act does not increase taxes, create a new program, or mandate a curriculum.
It also means the curriculum is bang up-to-date, with Merlin crews who took part in the conflict in Iraq feeding their observations and experiences back to the squadron.
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In 2007, curriculum experts began to devise the new Common Core standards with input from the states.
That omission from the curriculum might have had tragic consequences.
He also said that Bermuda's education of its young is incomplete without the inclusion of established canons of African literature and other texts in the school curriculum.
The physics curriculum works with fulcrums, levers, and pulleys, echoing in the physical world the rapid growth of arms and legs that teens experience at this age.
The plan is to modernize the buildings and revamp the curriculum.
She said that the team would design applicative tests that were capable of assessing the students' abilities and competencies as required by the curriculum.
It will augment the literature units in the secondary curriculum that explore the twenties as a study of the lost generation or the American dream.
Besides the academic curriculum, children are taught yoga and mudras aimed at developing their IQ and memory power and to strengthen them mentally and physically.
Thompson's curriculum includes a segment on American popular cuisine, and Gerry Thomas, who invented the TV dinner in 1954, is a regular guest speaker in Thompson's classroom.
Ministers are promising to take an axe to regulations governing schools, handing headteachers carte blanche to design the curriculum in their school as they wish.
One type of programme is an immersion programme in which a large part of the curriculum, such as social studies and maths, is taught in the target language.
Journalism, copywriting, scientific and technical writing were included in the curriculum, as well as fiction, poetry, drama and scriptwriting for radio, film and television.
My unhappiness with the curriculum at the Academy deepened day by day.
A local board of three to five fathers organizes the school, hires a teacher, approves curriculum, oversees the budget, and supervises maintenance.
After inheriting a new classroom and curriculum, I found myself with the challenge of incorporating a huge surplus of supplies into a new class structure.
This sort of curriculum was strongest in the private colleges and state high schools, opening for many of their pupils a pathway to the professions.
Here again Brown's programs to support collaborative student-faculty research turned out to be far-seeing in a manner the founders of our curriculum could not have predicted.
My initial objective of law as well as my interests at the time led me to a curriculum that was heavily weighted in the humanities especially history.
If curriculum is defined more broadly than syllabus or course of study then it needs to contain more than mere statements of content to be studied.
Teachers may ask themselves, for instance, how the district's social studies curriculum contributes to the development of civically minded and informed students.
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The first was using multilevel curriculum, which called for students to learn the same curriculum content but with different expectations for outcome.
Extras like foreign languages and Greek classics have been all but obliterated from the national curriculum.
They're coached for the tests all the way through year six when music, art, history and geography are all sacrificed in favour of a curriculum of exam preparation.
Advance booking is not necessary and, with a bit of notice, it is possible to include a screening of any school curriculum films or films of local interest.
When Muir entered the Wisconsin State University in 1861 he chose to follow the science curriculum, taking courses on natural philosophy and chemistry.
The fourth phase of the revolution, having the gains of the first three phases affect the curriculum of high schools and elementary schools, still has a long way to go.
The novel does not quite tell us what Ratanbai's curriculum was but we know that she does embroidery and learns English and Marathi and English rhymes.
We used breakout groups by grade level for student discipline issues, budgets, curriculum issues, and the use of technology to improve professional efficiency.
While still working on the enaction of last year's academic program changes, this year the faculty is beginning an initiative to renew the curriculum.
The programme is a part both of the curriculum elective courses and of the extra-curricular activities of the students, for which they receive grades.
Nowadays, this once controversial play is on the Irish school curriculum.
From his isolated vantage point in chemical engineering, he seems to have been spared discussions on his campus that the new general education curriculum initially provoked.
These centers were founded chiefly to make up for the appalling lack of art teaching in the conventional curriculum of black schools at that time.
He has overcome the indoctrination of his high school curriculum.
Work experience placements, mentoring, curriculum projects, summer schools, master classes, careers advice and practice interviews are regular features of school life.
I support the state funding of integrated schools on the proviso that they provide free education, teach the national curriculum and are non-discriminatory.
The curriculum of all schools will be inverted so that high-school seniors are taught finger painting and kindergarten students are educated in calculus and chemistry.
Do conservatoires, other musical bodies of repute and teachers as a whole, still justly consider stylistic concept an important part of every young player's curriculum?
The rationale for this change is that the current curriculum is too theoretical and interns do not gain all exit competencies necessary for service delivery.
Here is a summary of the United Kingdom's national educational curriculum.
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He praised the practical and pragmatic approach of the college in developing a curriculum of courses designed to help students get on in the workplace.
Recommendations for practice include providing exposure of nursing students to rural communities and including gerontology in the nursing curriculum.
The dynamic nature of curricula in general, and the curriculum at our school in particular, also poses a challenge to the interpretation of the results.
The new curriculum is an attempt to homogenize education throughout the county.
For jobs where the curriculum is unrelated, the entire cost of the course of study, in time and money, is a complete deadweight loss imposed by this law.
Schools also reported having poor resources to implement most areas of the curriculum, which covers athletics, dance, gymnastics, games, adventure activities and aquatics.
They have set up night schools in villages round about to offer education suitable for rural life, rather than the alien curriculum offered by official schools.
A clearly articulated and well-understood curriculum serves to bind the academic community together, justifying the meaning and value of academic work.
Nor are attempts at establishing a Randian beachhead in the curriculum entirely new.
Headmasters and school boards have control over budgets, the curriculum, staffing and salaries, and as a result are free to innovate and adapt to local needs.
A significant part of the curriculum is delivered in science laboratories involving Bunsen burners, a variety of chemicals and equipment of a fragile nature such as glassware.
An abbreviated curriculum vitae for the nominee is required.
The new master's program has a set curriculum with no elective courses.
The University of Phoenix's curriculum is built around peer-based learning groups where the instructor isn't exactly viewed as a fount of knowledge.
Times have changed since the liberal arts curriculum was developed.
They teach the required Egyptian standard curriculum plus art and music.
Consider, by way of illustration, the curriculum vitae in academic life.
To nominate someone, send an abbreviated curriculum vitae, a nomination letter and three letters of support on why the candidate should be considered.
Brief laudatory video clips were shown on the screen behind the stage, the voiceover intoning brief biographies of the two officials and their curriculum vitae.
A current curriculum vitae must be submitted together with any relevant information which will enable the adjudicators to come to a informed decision.
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If you look at my curriculum vitae you'll see that's not true.
Medical education has responded to these changes by increasingly using community-based physicians to provide preceptorships throughout the four-year medical curriculum.
In a real plane, dead stick landings are pretty uncommon, but simulated power failures and deadstick landings are a required part of the curriculum.
It's possible that any educational curriculum aimed at the strictly cognitive level will not make much of a dent in this fundamental and primal relationship.
At their best, the curriculum included catechism, Latin, French, Classical literature and sports.
But leave it to the Sunshine State to go a step further with a solar power curriculum push.
Pollman is a proponent of the Froebelian curriculum, which aims to challenge students in the area of spatial literacy.
The curriculum followed classical British standards of the sort set by Oxford and Cambridge and stressed English literature and European history.
The book served as the cornerstone of the curriculum at the Nightingale School and other nursing schools.
The curriculum is focused on the development of English, the mother tongue, mathematics, and science.
Some schools have a degree of freedom in their curriculum and are known as autonomous schools.
There was a concerted attempt to modernise the curriculum to meet the needs of the emerging middle classes and the professions.
Carl Spetzler, chairman of SDG and curriculum director of the program, emphatically agrees.
The four year course followed a curriculum largely set in the Middle Ages for the priesthood.
Geothermally heated outdoor pools are widespread, and swimming courses are a mandatory part of the national curriculum.
School of Art, who introduced the study of post-Impressionist and Fauvist paintings into the curriculum.
The flexible curriculum is set by the Ministry of Education and the Education Board.
Private international schools, which are not based on the national curriculum, are also available.
With the rise of Augustus, contemporary Latin authors such as Vergil and Livy also became part of the curriculum.
The curriculum in the East was more likely to include music and physical training along with literacy and numeracy.
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It would also serve as an invaluable resource for all teachers who would wish to establish papermaking activity as part of their curriculum.
Therefore, universities have been forced to provide a curriculum useful for providing a vocational education.
For folklore is not taught in a formal school curriculum or studied in the fine arts.
At IBEW Local 164, we are currently developing a photovoltaics program as part of our continuing education curriculum.
Following this, participants brainstormed curriculum standards appropriate for each course.
Even the No Child Left Behind Act includes foreign languages as part of a core curriculum.
In addition, this microbe's curriculum vitae contains several disturbing references to a variety of cancers.
Ignatius Gymnasium, Het 4e Gymnasium and the Cygnus Gymnasium where a classical curriculum including Latin and classical Greek is taught.
The curriculum in most subjects, including biology, geography, and even arithmetic, was altered to change the focus to race.
The people were associated with the studia humanitatis, a novel curriculum that was competing with the quadrivium and scholastic logic.
This guide explains how to prepare a resume or curriculum vitae, write letters, and answer different types of questions during the job interview.
The college operates with a broad curriculum to reflect the needs of the island community.
Classical and European history was part of the 19th century grammar curriculum.
A curriculum for training patients with peripheral visual field loss to use bioptic amorphic lenses.
Not only that, the project will enhance the Ulster Scots culture and heritage and enhance the delivery of the curriculum.
Do you think reform such as more versatility in curriculum will help bring about complex pithiness to the courses offered?
English, Spanish and sometimes German are part of the official high school curriculum.
This qualification is usually awarded by the SENA after a two years curriculum.
Nevertheless, the influence of McIntyre's interpretation can still be seen in contemporary Australian school curriculum materials.
Blackstone revelled in Charterhouse's academic curriculum, particularly the Latin poetry of Ovid and Virgil.

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