Sentences with phrase «through traditional curriculum»

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Through the use of the five traditional Montessori Curriculums, we teach appreciation and responsibility for the environment, a sense of cooperation, and respect for others.

Even the most effective attempts to push a government - established curriculum into classroom practice will drag out over a decade, because it just takes so much time to communicate the goals and methods through the different layers of the system, and to build them into traditional methods of teacher education.

For those who aren't familiar with the School of One, it's a middle school math model that challenges conventions of the traditional teacher marching 30 kids through the familiar 180 day curriculum.

It's a great leveller: much more likely, as a starter, to engage any «hard to reach» families than through more traditional curriculum sessions.

Given the roll out of a «21st Century - inspired» curriculum in several countries, including Australia, Indonesia and Thailand, it is possible that this traditional focus may begin to bend in the direction of LTLT through either specialized or «carrier» subjects in the ten selected education systems, or perhaps both.

In the traditional curriculum, students progress through time and what they are taught is determined by where they are on this timeline, for example, Term 1 of Year 6.

«A co-op on steroids,» she says.The curriculum, which runs from prekindergarten through high school, includes classes in traditional subjects like chemistry and music theory.

Some children can not learn by traditional teaching methods or through a standard curriculum.

The courses were old Flash and early Storyline courses, and I became impatient as I flipped through the traditional welcome page, then a formal learning objectives page followed by context setting page, an overview to the entire learning curriculum - at which point, I lost interest and jumped right to the course menu to figure out what was the core learning focus of the module!

Charter schools have greater autonomy than traditional public schools when it comes to programming, and they can appeal to families of different income levels through innovation in curriculum, teaching, and learning methods.

For VHS students, course curriculum delivered through the program is rigorous, adhering to the same schedule set out in a traditional classroom.

Either we will have low - standards tests driving curriculum and instruction (as in Texas) or we can attempt other means to ensure high - quality curriculum and instruction than through traditional standardized tests (including most of the current ones with open - ended questions)[see also Neill, «States Flunk»].

And they include quite a variety: Benjamin Franklin High, a traditional neighborhood school that has been struggling for decades; ARISE Academy, a charter school, which closed earlier this year; and The Workshop School, which seeks to foster creativity, risk - taking and responsibility among its students through a curriculum focused on solving real - world problems.

The use of digital curriculum is increasing rapidly in K - 12 schools — both within traditional classrooms and through the addition of virtual school programs.

California Prep is a tuition - free online public school that uses the cutting edge 21st century curriculum, which can be accessed online and through a variety of traditional methods.

We have heard the call from communities to better align our high school and elementary curricula; to strengthen our traditional neighborhood schools through programs such as International Baccalaureate (IB) programmes and STEM; and create opportunities for more students to attend Selective Enrollment schools, Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, and service leadership schools These investments respond to those calls and build on several years of progress in which CPS has provided over $ 33 million for CTE, IB, and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math programs.

Working year - round rather than in traditional nine - month terms, teachers grow personally familiar with students» needs not only through years of consistent interactions but also regular feedback from the data - rich curricula.

In Taiwan, the new curriculum for grades 1 through 9 replaces the traditional subjects with seven major domains of learning.

Carrington et al. noted the traditional understanding that preservice teachers will cultivate their professional identity through their curriculum (theory) and field experiences (practice).

MassArt's undergraduate curriculum offers students a strong foundation in traditional methods, as well as the tools to push boundaries and develop their voice through contemporary practice.