What's the syllabus?

Really quick syllabus.

For some reason, there's no standard syllabus, there's no basic course.

It was the suggested syllabus for dealing with the Applied Arts and Science at Cambridge University in 1829.

The syllabus doesn't mention even the fact that we're naked, let alone look for a reason to it.

For instance, in their sex education syllabus, schools may focus on the way women and men relate to each other.

They have changed the syllabus. We are no longer learning about the history of Syria. We are learning about Jewish history.

According to the authors', the CKREE syllabus, combined with the Christian intention clause belies the ratio legis invoked by the State party.

A brief syllabus describing the possible overall structure and approach to the topic was annexed to that year's report of the Commission.

A brief syllabus describing the possible overall structure and approach to the topic was annexed to that year's report of the Commission.

And that's why a group of us are building a free, online syllabus in big history for high school students throughout the world.

Sex education was provided through counselling and guidance in schools, but had not yet been widely accepted as part of the school syllabus.

Types Notional functional A notional functional syllabus is a way of organizing a language learning curriculum, rather than a method or an approach to teaching.

The Albanian project was conceived as a pilot intervention for the preparation of modules of the regular syllabus of the school of magistrates in Tirana.

Likewise, teaching methods were unified and dogmatic all schools were to work according to the same syllabus, there was one officially adopted textbook for every subject.

107. Members took note of the new syllabus of the 8 4 4 system of education and expressed concern about women apos s inferiority in Kenya.

Restructuring the microeconomics syllabus would send a far more inspiring and accurate message even complex ideas developed by experts can be understood and applied by educated laypeople.

Urge States to ensure that all religious educational institutions should follow a syllabus that does not contain any matter that is offensive or derogatory towards other faiths

For example, under the system apos s syllabus, both girls and boys were taught cooking, sewing, construction and agriculture, as well as traditional arts and science subjects.

An accessibility programme has been established for artists and students from the various artistic disciplines, and an academic syllabus serves to strengthen and enrich talented locals' creative processes.

In mission training of personnel appointed to the JMAC and force G2 branch should be standardized and based on a syllabus to be developed by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.

Hopefully the new graduates, young men and women, will learn a few things if this subject is introduced in the syllabus and if they are held responsible later on in life.

The former provides the broader coverage and requires full or part time attendance, since the pupil must attend an establishment in order to complete a syllabus with an official set timetable.

Also, the syllabus for the CKREE subject provides for tuition in tenets of Christianity and other religions and life stances, shall not involve preaching, and shall be founded on the same educational principles.

School materials and equipment included in the list for each educational level are required for the performance of activities during the school cycle however, the teacher may request other school materials as the syllabus progresses.

In Norway, a new official syllabus drawn up in 1987 included an increase in references to peace and human rights a training programme for teachers on these subjects was also started with extremely positive results.

6. Takes note of paragraphs 362 and 363 of the report of the International Law Commission with regard to its long term programme of work and the syllabus on the new topic annexed to the report

It may be necessary to revisit syllabuses which have already been revised, such as the Life Science revised syllabus, which delays the study of human biology to the grade 10 year of the three year course.

The representative said that the syllabus for all schools was the same for both girls and boys however, there were some schools that were insufficiently equipped for science subjects and therefore a larger number of students took art subjects.

7.12 In relation to the children, it is submitted that the partial exemption means that they shall not participate in the activity stipulated in the syllabus, but would gradually obtain the same knowledge of the theme in question as other pupils.

Among the ideas specifically condemned in the Syllabus of Errors were modern liberalism, the supreme power of human reason, the teaching of philosophy and natural science as fields distinct from religion, and, at some considerable length, the separation of church and state.

The one month study tour that the Virtual Institute organized for the Master's degree in international trade politics of the University of West Indies in May 2005 was directly inspired by the training courses syllabus and it was specifically requested by University authorities.

Unn Leirvåg, a teacher, applied professional skills on the evaluation of the curriculum, syllabus and textbooks, and found that the main theme of the subject matter in the first to fourth school year was taught through retelling Bible stories and relating them to the pupils.

Responding to the question whether the subject of human rights had been introduced into the curriculum and at what levels, the representative stated that human rights was a component of the family life education syllabus and was offered as a separate subject at the university level.

This situation has developed as a result of the establishment of two autonomous educational systems during the period of Soviet occupation in Latvia the Latvian educational system and the Russian educational system, each of them having their own syllabus, the length of the study period and the language of instruction.