Formal

1. To make them effective, maybe we'd have to follow the advice of many formal methods people, and teach more formal methods in undergraduate curricula.

Focus

1. Such curricula tend to focus on those skills that are important to workers entering the software industry. (Web site)
2. Another focus of curricula in community studies is upon anthropology, cultural anthropology in particular.

Idea

1. The idea of uniting female engineers and technical scientists of all curricula as Alpha Omega Epsilon has spread to other campuses. (Web site)

Resources

1. An important component of curriculum development is having resources and research findings for the construction of the most appropriate curricula.

Values

1. Human Rights Education Associates - supports efforts aimed at introducing human rights concepts and values into educational curricula and teaching practices.

Elementary

1. Critical thinking is nominally included in many elementary, secondary, and college curricula.

Design

1. Plan, research, design, and develop alternative or supplemental curricula for special education students.

Sociology

1. Sociology is a three-year major subject which may be studied for degree curricula in the Faculties of Social Science, Arts and Commerce.
2. The discussions consider ways that service learning projects can be adapted in most undergraduate curricula in sociology. (Web site)

Authors

1. Despite this critical need, the authors explain, algebraic models have played a less substantial role in undergraduate curricula than other methods. (Web site)

State

1. As the State decides the content of educational curricula with various interests, including the Churches, control is effectively in the State's purview.

Several Ways

1. The Kitchen Electrophoresis technique may be incorporated into curricula in several ways.

Performing Arts

1. The project focuses on helping K-12 teachers use Internet tools to integrate performing arts into their curricula.

Rhetoric

1. The move initiated in 1789 found its resolution in 1902 when rhetoric is expunged from all curricula.

Educational Institutions

1. The industry-academia partnership primarily helps educational institutions to align their curricula with industry requirements. (Web site)

Business Schools

1. But many business schools are moving to integrate design and innovation into their curricula and teaching. (Web site)

Training Programs

1. We spoke with her about the difference Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) training programs and curricula have made at Riverland Community College.

Help Students

1. Curricula should help students see that choices they make can affect their overall oral health. (Web site)

School Districts

1. Curricula, funding, teaching, and other policies are set through locally elected school boards by jurisdiction over school districts.

Public School

1. A magnet school is a public school which offers specialized courses or curricula.

Public Schools

1. The public schools are government-funded and the curricula is created to match the United Arab Emirates development's goals and values.

Public

1. Public and independent schools throughout the state began teaching Hawaiian language standards as part of the regular curricula, beginning with preschool. (Web site)

Secondary Schools

1. The field of labor studies is often overlooked or underemphasized in the curricula of elementary and secondary schools. (Web site)
2. The problems come from various areas of mathematics, such as are included in math curricula at secondary schools. (Web site)

Course Materials

1. The government controlled curricula, texts, and other course materials as well as the publication of historically or politically sensitive academic books.

Gifted Students

1. Curricula for gifted students should encourage exposure to, selection, and use of appropriate and specialized resources.

Study

1. Harvard College's course of study was similar to the curricula of Cambridge and Oxford universities. (Web site)

Students

1. Marsh (n.d.) proposes that without adoption of appropriate curricula, teaching in English leads to confusion and despair among students and lecturers. (Web site)

Educators

1. Educators can add to their battery of course materials to promote more effective understanding of curricula, and more easily accessible course resource. (Web site)
2. Educators are encouraged to adapt these materials to suplement existing textbooks and curricula. (Web site)

Teachers

1. Few teachers have the time, resources, or training to modify curricula effectively.

University

1. Curriculum: (plural curricula) The set of courses and their contents offered by an institution such as a school or university.

Universities

1. The study of the Talmud has even attracted the attention of non-Jewish scholars; and it has been included in the curricula of universities. (Web site)
2. I should think secondary schools and universities should include 'Brazzaville Beach' in their curricula as part of a social sciences program.
3. Formal programs conducted by universities are often used to build a knowledge base to drive curricula in sociology and community studies.

Education

1. A few preliminary thoughts about education on formal methods within (university) curricula, 2003.
2. In education in the United States, magnet schools are public schools with specialized courses or curricula. (Web site)

Schooling

1. Private schools operate under either the British or American way of schooling, but also offer curricula approved by the Examinations Council of Zambia.

School

1. The purpose of the program is to assist educators in understanding how to integrate educational technology into the school curricula.
2. In-School Scouting - In-School Scouting activities are Cub Scouting and Boy Scouting taking place during school hours or as part of school curricula.
3. The Chinese and Indian communities eventually established their vernacular schools with school curricula and teachers from China and India respectively. (Web site)

Schools

1. Epidemiology is a required subject, and public health ethics is an emerging subject in the curricula of schools of public health (Coughlin et al.
2. Hidden curriculum: Draws to the idea that schools do more than simply transmit knowledge, as laid down in the official curricula.
3. Many schools also include swimming lessons into their Physical Education curricula, provided either in the schools' own pool, or in the nearest public pool.

Curricula

1. And, more schools, colleges and universities are offering distance education courses in their curricula.
2. All over America, the authors write, independent school districts raised taxes, hired teachers, built schools, designed curricula and enrolled students.
3. We follow Curricula prescribed by the Namibian Ministry of Education and greatly supplement them.

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