Sentences with phrase «curricular innovation»

«Cases, Hypermedia, and Computer Networks: Three Curricular Innovations for Teacher Education,» in Journal of Curriculum Studies (with C. Lacey), (1993)

As long as money was available, curricular innovations easily found their way into the college catalogue.

In addition, researchers will conduct a school contexts study to compare how schools within and across districts implement the same curricular innovations.

We went through another round in the 1960s and 70s as «open classrooms» proliferated, schools were desegregated and detracked, and sundry curricular innovations (e.g., «whole language» reading and «new» math) kicked in.

Such dismal figures may make it possible for a motivated group, such as the local teachers union or advocates of a particular curricular innovation, to disproportionately influence election outcomes.

We are thrilled to to have partnered with the University of Michigan Office of Academic Innovation and edX on the Leading Educational Innovation and Improvement MicroMasters in order to broaden and foster participation in curricular innovation.

With her varied leadership experience, she has strengthened the traditional elements of successful schools by furthering curricular innovation, fostering student and faculty leadership, extending best practices and cultivating inclusive communities.

The survey also asked associate deans to describe a successful curricular innovation that makes use of practitioners at their law school.

Curricular innovation — the heart of a dynamic business school — requires a variety of investments in program development to maximize the intellectual capital generated throughout the University's academic community.

At Arizona State University we have been very successful with FAME — Flexible Autonomous Machines operating in an uncertain Environment — as a unifying theme for multidisciplinary research and curricular innovation.

They press on students, parents, and teachers in ways that are plausibly said to discourage experimentation, risk - taking, unconventional thinking, unique courses, and individualized research, as well as pedagogical creativity and curricular innovation.

Many of the curricular innovations being implemented in the district were chosen specifically because they appear to work well for children who may need extra help and stimulation.

The Museum School offers the accessibility of a public school with the organizational and curricular innovation of a museum school model.

In the United Kingdom, Parliament passed the Academies Act in 2010 to facilitate state schools becoming academies (comparable to charter schools in the United States) and retaining public funding while gaining greater freedom for curricular innovation.

Since a primary benefit of private education is the curricular innovation that can be achieved outside of the regulatory bounds of a public system, state impositions of testing (and by extension curricula) effectively reduce private schools to alternative and independent facsimiles of public schools.

Studying teacher enactment of an innovation helps us understand the process of effective spread of a curricular innovation to teachers who have differing levels of content readiness, pedagogical

What strategies, curricular innovations, and programs have already been put in place to take up the questions of indigenous laws in our multi-juridical country?

In the current environment of curricular innovation and the increased focus on assessment methods, the time is ripe to reexamine grading practices.

Today, we remain on the leading edge of curricular innovation.