We believe there is
a missing subject in school curricula.
Not exact matches
Finally, if your child was struggling
in a
subject before he
missed school, consider getting help right away.
Identify
schools for improvement, corrective action, or restructuring only if the same subgroup
misses its performance targets
in the same
subject for two years
in a row.
Write
in the
missing letters to create the correct
school subject vocabulary.
The government
missed its initial teacher training targets
in all but two secondary
school subjects last year1.
In recent letters to the editor, Brant Abrahamson, the director of The Teachers» Press, and Edd Doerr, the executive director of Americans for Religious Liberty, each take aim at our recent book, Taking Religion Seriously Across the Curriculum (the
subject of a previous news article), fire several salvos our way — and
miss by a mile («On Adding Religion to the Curriculum,» Oct. 21, 1998; «Public
Schools Should Treat Religion More Seriously, Book Argues,» Sept. 30, 1998).
Secondary
schools usually employ specialist teachers to deliver their curriculum, who deliver their lessons at specified times during the
school week, often resulting
in missed opportunities to identify connections between STEM
subjects.
In almost every single secondary
school subject, targets were
missed.
If a Middle
School student is advanced
in Math, they could be grouped according to ability
in a higher math course, without
missing any learning opportunities
in other
subject areas.
So,
in order to condemn public
schools, children are pushed harder, lose out on the arts and other important
subjects,
miss recess, and a whole lot of other learning experiences that make for quality instruction.
If you're currently
in law
school and focusing all of your coursework on bar exam
subjects, you are
missing out on any kind of hands on legal skills classes.
If you're currently
in law
school and focusing all of your coursework on bar exam
subjects, you are likely
missing out on any kind of hands on legal skills classes.