Sentences with phrase «traditional subjects»

Along with traditional subject matter, science and engineering are now integrated into the standards, and students will learn about the principles of engineering and engage in the engineering design processes.

Have you ever noticed how integrating the Arts with traditional subjects can really make learning fun?

In many cases, we do not discuss design thinking with regard to more traditional subjects such as mathematics, history and physics.

First, planning a program that attempts to make connections between traditional subject areas is a complex task.

Topics or phenomenon classes are to replace traditional subject classes.

He captures this belief in his work, which presents traditional subjects, such as classical and religious architecture, alongside modern ones.

Technology is aiding young students in learning about traditional subject matter, but learning the technology itself is important too.

I hope they truly are more open minded about new less traditional subject matters and ways to be published.

They shared their answers to our question: How can we maximize the value of art and music in education and how can it be blended with more traditional subjects?

Those students who may have struggled to engage with traditional subjects, often find computing far easier to engage with.

Karnes, curator of Framing Desire, has structured the exhibition under three themes: Ages, Rooms, and Scapes — an updated take on the more traditional subjects of portraiture, architecture, and landscape.

«Garden Party» blends four distinct areas of Gray's newest work — re-interpretations of Flemish still lifes, grip tape collages, large abstract «spectrum» paintings, and smaller «snapshots» of vases, horses, and sculptural busts that seem excerpted from his larger works — to cohesively to present a larger picture of his experimentation with traditional subjects in art history through contemporary media and techniques.

His work from the 1950s focused on traditional subjects such as bouquets and male bathers, painted in bold hues.

In recent years his emphasis has shifted from traditional subjects to more contemporary concerns, including imagining what traditional Tibetan spirits would now look like if they too had left Tibet and journeyed with him to California.

These include standard academic achievement in traditional subjects such as reading and mathematics, their technical school attainment, graduation, and post-secondary vocational school placement.

«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.

On the primary curriculum, Mr Gibb said: «A move away from teaching traditional subjects like history and geography could have led to an unacceptable erosion of standards in our primary schools.

According to Dr. Matthew Lynch, «Instead of treating the arts like a separate, distant relative to other classroom endeavors, (arts integration) programs integrate musical instruments, painting, dancing, drawing, singing and more into traditional subjects like science, math and language.»

In the 1860s, he broke with traditional subjects for — drawing on a tradition of depictions of reclining nude women, and in particular Titian's Venus of Urbino of 1538, Manet painted a confident Parisian prostitute attended by a fully clothed maid in his shocking 1865 painting Olympia.

Our programs are designed in accordance with the qualifying standards of Yoga Alliance USA and Yoga Alliance international and are an intricate composition of various traditional subjects including Hatha Yoga, Ashtanga Yoga, Pranayama, Meditation, Mantra Yoga, Adjustment and Alignment, Yoga Philosophy, and many more.

Malcolm Trobe, Deputy General Secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said: «It is unsurprising that young people are turning to traditional subjects given the importance of these qualifications in gaining university places and the emphasis the government is placing on them as English baccalaureate subjects.

Taking traditional subjects of landscape and myth the artist creates...

Fewer teenagers are choosing to do traditional subjects such as languages, geography and history, the latest GCSE results show.

-- Like the environment itself, programs transcend curricular boundaries, striving to integrate traditional subject areas and disciplines.

Trained as a painter, Joy's recent work is in the casualist, painting - as - sculpture vein, but he clearly marvels at painters who tackle traditional subject matter despite the overwhelmingly claustrophobic presence of art history.

Christian home schoolers (members of evangelical and Baptist congregations), whom Stevens estimates make up as much as 80 percent of the home - schooling families, want their children to learn traditional subjects, and they use familiar teacher - centered methods.

Richmond Waldorf School offers a full spectrum of traditional subjects through arts - integrated academics and hands - on, full - sensory experiences.

It's another example of how traditional subjects — like math, reading, writing and physical education — are taught differently at Prairie Moon.

But throughout his long career, Ravitch maintains, Dewey routinely disparaged traditional subject - centered education and often stoked the rhetorical pyres built for such defenders of liberal education as William Chandler Bagley and Robert Maynard Hutchins.

Better yet, when faced with challenges that are difficult to categorize, students will have a rich toolkit to draw from that crosses traditional subject borders.

Taking traditional subjects outdoors can provide a host of learning benefits, writes Alex Brooks - Johnson of Widehorizons

With a government focus on traditional subjects via the Ebacc, technical subjects are left fighting for educational survival, argues Richard Green of the Design and Technology Association.

Schools are judged on highly centralised performance measures, such as pass rates in the core traditional subjects in the new English baccalaureate (a good GCSE in English, a language, maths, science and history or geography).

Teachers feel more connected to their vocation and have moved beyond being a subject teacher to being part of team which collaborates to provide learning contexts which cross traditional subject boundaries.

A knowledge - based curriculum, structured by traditional subjects, properly sequenced to ensure systematic, thorough teaching for all

For decades, people studied traditional subjects like English or business - related disciplines at university before attempting to forge a career through internships and work experience.

I raise issues of politics and gender in a seemingly nonthreatening way, subverting traditional subject positions.

One of the most influential teachers of his era, Henri urged students George Bellows and Edward Hopper to abandon traditional subjects and instead depict urban life, creating «art for life's sake.»

Feldmann arranges three images of different traditional subject - matters and techniques.

In her latest work, Chasuk underscores traditional subject matter with themes of death, permanence, and isolation, infusing a distinctly humorous edge.

Murphy brings the concept of nature paintings into the 21st century transforming ostensibly traditional subject matter into an exploration of time and space.

It was an exhibition that cheerfully mocked almost everything usually associated with its very traditional subject - female nudes in a landscape - and did so with high - spirited humor and great painterly panache.

Leibowitz culls traditional subject matter and injects his own brand of campy commentary.

Jackie Trench, graduate recruitment manager at solicitors» firm Clifford Chance LLP, explains how her firm uses university rankings: «We tend to look at the Times Higher Education UK University Rankings for comparative reasons — so we can notice trends for that university overall and also by subject — for law and for other traditional subjects that lend themselves to a career in law, such as history.»

As I've explained above, the provision of music education in the UK's schools can be patchy because of the heavy focus on traditional subjects.

This event is a tradition in schools of the Waldorf pedagogy, an educational style first developed by Rudolf Steiner in 1919 that utilizes the arts and nature to teach traditional subjects.

Furthermore, given the newness of the wellbeing space, there is little support material for teachers to draw upon, unlike in traditional subject areas that have a range of resources and textbooks.