An AAMC spokesperson said that in a review of 2015-2016 medical school curricula, 73 of 134 schools included transgender-related material in their curricula.
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In some places, teachers are turning to new, experimental curricula.
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The standards come with software, materials, curricula, and standardized tests.
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Testimonies were recorded, monuments erected, museums built, and curricula updated.
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It has become the largest provider of civics curricula in America.
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As the frontlines of the war shifted, children lurched between curricula.
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The usual arguments over public school curricula often center around religion.
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Hebrew school curricula would be radically transformed, if not scrapped altogether.
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Now, the period is often ignored or misrepresented in school curricula.
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Look no further than states pursuing financial education curricula in schools.
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School districts across the country are divided on the issue, too, with some opting for abstinence-heavy curricula, some opting for evidence-based curricula, and others opting not to mandate any form of sexual education at all.
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Ever since President Obama's 2010 budget eliminated all federal funding for Sexual Risk Avoidance (SRA) education to create the Teen Pregnancy Prevention (TPP) program, advocates assured that curricula on the TPP approved curricula list were proven effective.
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They have similar styles and tennis gifts but increasingly disparate curricula vitae.
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"These rankings show the value of practical skills-based curricula," said Ravisankar.
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Yet changing academy curricula or adopting official training programs is not ubiquitous.
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What's next: CMU, AI4ALL and others are developing AI curricula for high schools.
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But it's states which developed the Common Core and manage their own curricula.
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During the pilot, the team tested different curricula and ways to structure courses.
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One developer is responsible for the research of 8 curricula on the list.
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He teaches them well beyond the curricula about innovators like Picasso and Mondrian.
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The newly proposed curricula downplayed evolution and the importance of lab work in research.
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"Those are the things that we could be stressing in our curricula," he said.
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Recently, it received a $1 million grant from Facebook to help expand its curricula.
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African leaders must take immediate steps to ensure STEM is included in national curricula.
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In particular, Mozilla has sought to incorporate ethics curricula into computer science training programs.
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All of these various curricula have their roots in Raniere's method known as Rational Inquiry.
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So too, the arts and humanities have long been infused into the medical school curricula.
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We align our curricula and programs with employers' needs, industry standards and defined competency models.
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It's not only college curricula that have weighed on startup rates but also college cost.
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Inter-disciplinary curricula would explore big ideas about the universe and humanity's place in it.
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Finnish schools and teachers are given significant freedom over the material assigned, curricula and teaching methods.
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You get comparable government funding per student, but you can modify curricula and charge new fees.
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Held every two years, the summits continue to work on developing competencies, curricula, and other tools.
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These same curricula emphasize educating students about the business world and professions, especially in high school.
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The written curricula turned out to be a near empty three-ring binder and some DVDs.
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Many may be surprised to learn that liberal education is deeply ingrained in medical school curricula.
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She says some people's lack of grammar knowledge is due to how school curricula are structured.
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It's important they have curricula that feature women like Katherine Johnson Grace Hopper and Ayanna Howard.
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Luckily, lots of educators and experts agree, and our national curricula has abandoned the archaic practice.
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A prime candidate would be to introduce environmental science courses throughout primary and secondary school curricula.
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It took until this year for the new curricula to undergo public comment and finally see approval.
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Finally, the United States should insist UNRWA-enabled anti-Israel, anti-peace curricula not migrate to UNHCR.
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The company has done other Japanese and Chinese language curricula for the schools, the Defense Department said.
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In addition, curricula were added to the TPP evidence-based list whose results didn't reduce students' risk.
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Once we know how to read, we have a chance, whatever the curricula of our chosen school.
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In their place, it is reinstating failed "abstinence-only" curricula, now repackaged as "sexual risk avoidance" programs.
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Permanent curricula on hate crimes will launch in the 2020-2021 school year, available to schools citywide.
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Since then, school districts around the state have been updating their curricula to comply with the law.
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It seeks to pass loyalty laws and even to eliminate mention of the nakba in school curricula.
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Decisions over things such as hiring, curricula and contracted services are made by those furthest removed from students.
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School curricula have generally fallen short with respect to skills-based business learning and preparing students to lead.
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Snap-On has endorsed 46 different technical curricula to bring more workers into manufacturing, from autos to oil.
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Its potential applicability includes areas such as healthcare, energy usage, environmental policy, transportation, educational curricula and national security.
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This discrimination and fear bleeds over into basic classroom interactions and feeds our reluctance to challenge exclusionary curricula.
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We enroll approximately 2202,2628 students each year and our curricula are used at 28500 locations across the country.
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The problem—the marginalization of women as a force in history—extends to textbooks and educational curricula across
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I compared the curricula of top MBA programs with the course offerings on a variety of MOOC platforms.
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Garcia said she'd like to see school curricula include education about treating local ecosystems and animals with respect.
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Through school boards and state legislatures, conservatives have had real impact on public school curricula around the nation.
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Abortion, along with lessons about adoption and early parenting, remains in all the high school grade level curricula.
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Its summer camps, television programming and school curricula are saturated with crass anti-Semitism and terrorist hero-worship.
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We should encourage curricula in middle and high schools that openly and constructively discuss consent and welcome attention.
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Ethnic studies programs work by challenging the "Euro-American studies curricula" that has permeated universities since their inception.
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Far too many students face abstinence-only curricula that shame anything other than strict heterosexuality and gender conformity.
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For students with hearing impairments, the Swift curricula will utilize captions, LED flash alerts and iPhone compatible hearing aids.
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One measure I have long advocated is to embed financial education into core curricula, from grade school through college.
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She's consulted with major brands like Toyota on eco initiatives and written curricula for teaching green building to children.
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As a byproduct of that time, math, physics, and chemistry curricula taught in Romanian schools is still strongly emphasized.
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The ministry also shapes curricula, administers entrance exams, and appoints and dismisses faculty in accordance with Tehran's revolutionary creed.
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Game designers co-design curricula with Quest To Learn teachers, resulting in an innovative classroom redefining the rules of education.
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The phrase saturated books, sermons, political speeches, Christian summer camps and schools, homeschool textbooks and curricula, and political propaganda films.
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But Berberian believes that Sphero has made significant inroads since it began aggressively targeting school curricula some five years back.
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He added that his ministry would not support any anti-Darwin activities such as Singh's proposed conference or changing curricula.
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Lithuania and Hungary include correct posture and breathing exercises in their PE curricula, according to a 2012 European Commission report.
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Virginia's law mandates that mental health education be incorporated into physical education and health curricula for ninth- and 10th-graders.
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The Christian Right has set the terms for the last forty years of debates over contraception, abortion, and school curricula.
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Maybe there's some way of starting small, wherein existing student data is used for building learning models and individualizing curricula.
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While Sarah Palin, the former governor of Alaska, insisted the standards haven't been repealed and that classroom curricula prove it.
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This week, Argentina's President Mauricio Macri announced changes to next year's curricula at all school levels to address gender violence.
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State-level policymakers should work with educators to revitalize civics curricula and encourage projects that explore current-day democratic participation.
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PiS has overhauled the structure and curricula of Polish schools in order include more patriotic education, national history and literature.
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It's achievable, and it happens by serving all deserving students through transparent financial aid, predictable costs and career-driven curricula.
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He said he feels like classroom lesson plans and curricula are underfunded, so that's where he wants to push money.
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We saw the faces of the hundreds of teachers who will no longer be trained to deliver evidence-based curricula.
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Colleges are also evolving to provide more experience-based opportunities and even entrepreneurship curricula to build skills that students need.
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Teaching Tolerance offers teachers curricula and educational materials so they can incorporate lessons around equality and justice into their classrooms.
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A programme in Haryana, established in 2003, has reversed declining literacy in the state through regular assessment and more relevant curricula.
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Oil companies including Halliburton will conduct hydrocarbon research and create cutting-edge curricula to train the next generation of chemical engineers.
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Smaller doses of silent meditation, in the guise of mindfulness, are cropping up in secular school curricula across the Western world.
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As a result, school districts had to cut curricula and deploy nearly 2,000 emergency-certified instructors as a stop-gap measure.
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That's why it makes perfect sense for the maker movement to be a critical part of K-12 curricula and programming.
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About 94 percent said teaching about transgender care is important, but only about 72 percent included the topic in their curricula.
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During periods of quiet, anti-Israeli, anti-Jewish curricula in UNRWA schools have indoctrinated future generations of rejectionists and terror recruits.
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Alternative schools - whose teaching methods and curricula differ from state schools - would have to apply for a new license by April.
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But it's still remained standard in many school curricula, despite the fact that it's rarely (if ever) used in modern society.
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It gets no mention in medical textbooks or nursing curricula in any of the countries where schistosomiasis is endemic, WHO says.
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The material will be in the social studies curricula for middle and high schools beginning with the 2020-'21 academic year.
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Academic programs at colleges and universities are controlled by faculty members who typically aren't incentivized to align curricula to employer needs.
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Curricula need to be bolstered with a more thorough accounting of the Jewish experience and the ancient hatred of their communities.
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"Under the bill, in developing the model curricula and instructional materials, the state superintendent must consult with an organization in this state that provides Holocaust education programs to public and private schools and offers educational tools and training to teachers and with a state agency in another state that has developed model curricula on the Holocaust," the analysis continues.
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Mediterranean legends like The Iliad and The Odyssey usually get more attention than Norse myth, and show up more often school curricula.
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It offers 70 virtual labs with the aim of increasing participation in STEM curricula, while also improving learning outcomes and retention rates.
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The Everyone Can Code curricula was created so students from kindergarten to college and beyond can learn and write code using Swift.
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AltSchool's technologists work with schools to customize the software for different curricula and the price decreases with the size of the deployment.
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President Obama believes that more STEM-focused curricula can help rectify America's education woes and the decline of the American manufacturing industry.
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We acknowledge that vibrant and sometimes raucous debates take place between liberals and conservatives over matters such as curricula and faculty hires.
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It prohibits funds from being used to tell states or school districts what to do when it comes to curricula or testing.
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Even today, teachers follow mandated curricula and predetermined lesson plans, and have little say in a school's budgetary and professional-development decisions.
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And we need schools to adapt curricula so that our girls—and boys—are learning about people who actually look like them.
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In health education, less than half of the nation's medical and public health school curricula address LGBT health concerns beyond HIV/AIDS.
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As students and professors return to classes in a deeply polarized America, colleges and universities should consider an addition to their curricula.
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Although many schools base their curricula on evidence-based information, doing so is not a government-mandated requirement nor a flawless system.
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And since all curricula still teach kids how to write by hand, the benefits will remain as the loopy letters die out.
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Technology is finally letting teachers tailor lessons to each student based on their individual needs, so curricula and pedagogy should evolve accordingly.
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Second language instruction does not, and should not, occur within a vacuum, but be embedded with both cultural curricula and skill-building.
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These common-sense solutions – cross-sector partnerships, rigorous and targeted curricula, workplace learning, clearly defined success metrics – are already driving remarkable results.
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This is the second round of curriculum evaluations from EdReports, which previously reviewed 20 other math curricula, finding 17 of them unsuitable.
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Last year, nearly 200,000 students were taught one of the two curricula the Sexual Assault Center offers on sexual abuse prevention, said Janecek.
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Sex ed in US public schools isn't regulated by the federal government, and the resulting patchwork of curricula is a de-standardized mess.
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Over the past few years, Apple has provided coding curricula to a number of state and community colleges, and a few high schools.
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One of the most overlooked threats to democracy is classroom curricula shaped by private interests for their own political, ideological and financial benefit.
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For instance, Hedayah has recently worked with Nigerian teachers to construct curricula emphasizing critical thinking that guides young people away from Boko Haram.
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He met with Joel Okamoto, a Concordia systematic theology professor, and they began searching for places to insert science into the school's curricula.
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By 2018, AAAS had placed science advisors in ten schools and changed more than 116 course curricula, five times what they had hoped.
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Strictly enforcing lower default thresholds would produce better outcomes on all fronts: schools would create curricula more relevant to jobs that are available.
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After the first event was dubbed "Lorimer's Burst," it swiftly made it onto the physics and astronomy curricula of universities around the globe.
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This leaves many teens at a disadvantage, particularly LGBTQ teens, who continue to be underrepresented and even stigmatized in many sex ed curricula.
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"We are also now working with our education system to develop solar-specific curricula in order to build the necessary capacity," he said.
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In addition to outstanding curricula and faculty, the Institute offers a diverse range of degree offerings within the cultural campus of New York City.
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As a parent or guardian, you can put pressure on school administrations to include more computer science courses in curricula for various age levels.
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At Eastern High School, teacher Rebecca Milner welcomed it into her classroom because it complemented the curricula — she teaches Eastern philosophy in her course.
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Earlier this year, Hinde announced that educators could get an advance copy of the bracket in order to better integrate it into their curricula.
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Other states requiring the Holocaust be featured in K-12 curricula: California Connecticut Florida Illinois Kentucky Michigan New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island
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His accomplishments recall the curricula vitae of those Victorians who were at once field archeologists, colonial administrators, specialists in medieval poetry, spiritualists, and spies.
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Are we so scared of losing the intellectual heft of our curricula that we want to muzzle our students and deprive them of agency?
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If you're in charge of making curricula, make sure there is work by people of color, especially women of color, on the reading list.
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But for the educators and policymakers reading this, please take a hard look at your school curricula and the critical thinking skills they offer.
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But the tech industry does not have the luxury of experimenting within closed company silos until these processes, toolkits, and training curricula are perfect.
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They can develop the curricula of the future, emphasizing cell and molecular biology as well as linear algebra, statistics, systems modeling, and machine learning.
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The framework isn't law or a required curriculum — instead, it is intended as guidance to help school districts develop curricula in line with CHYA.
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In addition to full-time, on-campus undergraduate, and graduate degrees, the schools also offer master's programs with mostly online curricula, geared toward professionals.
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It's not hard to find studies on interventions to increase delaying gratification in schools or examples of schools adopting these lessons into their curricula.
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That 2016 effort similarly relied on commitments from nonprofits and tech companies, who pledged to help city and state leaders improve their STEM curricula.
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But the most popular model for teaching artists to be businesspeople is to build personal-management learning into arts curricula itself, especially as graduation nears.
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It has had more than 500,30 downloads since its release in December 2014, and will even be implemented in school curricula in Delhi next spring.
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For Global Accessibility Awareness Day this year, Apple has announced that a slew of special education schools are adopting Everyone Can Code into their curricula.
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Colleges and universities that are adopting CBE platforms are beginning to build curricula aligned not only to intended competencies, but the supporting co-requisite skills.
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In other words, the majority of states in the U.S. acknowledge the role of sex in school curricula by simply choosing not to go there.
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Developing curricula and printing books in local languages is expensive, and doing so in scientific subjects in which the terminology is in English is difficult.
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India's Minister of State for Human Resource Development—a position that oversees university education—wants the theory of evolution to be removed from school curricula.
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In general, LGBTQ youth who see themselves represented in inclusive curricula report feeling safer in school and having higher levels of self-esteem, Mui explains.
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"She was the president of a small company that developed educational curricula for Wall Street," he explains, stepping past a woman in a skirt suit.
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They could recommend strategies to encourage collaboration between companies, educational institutions, unions and others to better align curricula with labor market needs and evolving technologies.
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Among those recommendations was monitoring the state of AI in other countries and teaching ethics as a part of the AI curricula in higher education.
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California Assemblymember Marc Levine (D) intends to introduce legislation to change school curricula to include the role of Russian hacking in the 85033 presidential election.
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Ma'arif, owned by the Al Blehed family, runs more than 100 schools across the kingdom, offering Arabic, British and American curricula, according to its website.
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In January, New Jersey followed California to become the second state in the country to require that public schools teach LGBTQ- and disability-inclusive curricula.
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Further, history curricula ignore the role of white supremacy that justified racial violence against African-Americans, and the connections between the past and the present.
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California's decline mirrored a decline nationwide, which could be attributed partly to the concurrent imposition of curricula aligned with the Common Core national education standards.
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"At one point, training sessions for Afghan police were using PowerPoint-based curricula from the U.S.-NATO Balkan operations," Sopko added later in the speech.
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Teachers, who believe the education reform will result in large-scale dismissals, say the government has not developed curricula that consider the reality of rural areas.
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Even the nonstop clashes over school curricula come down to parents trying to ensure their children are only exposed to approved information, presented in approved ways.
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The software giant is also partnering with the BBC, LEGO, NASA, PBS, and Pearson to bring a variety of Mixed Reality and video curricula to schools.
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These include... "Modernizing and emphasizing" energy science curricula at all schooling levels, such as programs now available for 2-year associates' degrees in efficiency and renewables.
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" Branch added that "state science standards do make a difference, as they influence what's in textbooks, what's in local curricula, and they influence statewide testing, too.
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Given that educational curricula has not yet universally adopted climate change education, chances are these kids have learned little about ocean conservation in their traditional classrooms.
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The reluctance in the United States to criticize canonical figures or events has shown up in political battles over textbooks, exams, and curricula, even museum shows.
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Both began as Twitter hashtags but were later fleshed out into books and classroom curricula tracing the roots of racial violence, white supremacy, and bilious politics.
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That means it's difficult for curricula to stay relevant and evolve because they need to be developed, tested, and refined, before ultimately being taught, she says.
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The district holds seminars for parents and teachers, and it hired extra deans to focus on student wellness and included information about ecigarettes in school curricula.
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He said the program is successful because of its adaptability, allowing Native American communities to retain their tribal languages and incorporate cultural traditions into the curricula.
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You could make it possible for displaced workers to get free instruction for technical skills for roughly 2 years, particularly if you beef up online curricula.
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And when he occupies a college, Truth is replaced by Useful Knowledge; He pays particular Attention to Commercial Thought, Public Relations, Hygiene, Sport, In his curricula.
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They implied curricula on the HHS list were national models, ignoring the standard that at least two positive replications are needed to make such a claim.
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Caution is warranted when 75 percent of all curricula on the HHS list were evaluated, not by independent researchers, but by the program developer or publisher.
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The funding cut means that 2202,2628 students in Baltimore will no longer have evidence-based curricula, creating a vacuum of critical health education for vulnerable youth.
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His organization provides curricula to home-schoolers, private Christian schools across the U.S. and schools in Israel, where Bible study is part of high school education.
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Perhaps one of the most notable examples is how Thanksgiving in the U.S. has been twisted into a more comfortable narrative with the aid of school curricula.
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Through Bravado's sales mentorship program, students are provided sales curricula, the opportunity to be placed at companies in sales roles and a growing network of sales professionals.
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"Hartford Performs builds a reservoir of experiences from which to draw as they make their way through the curricula, and I think that's huge," Ms. Kane said.
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It aims to award $3.5 million over the next year and a half to help spur new ideas of how to integrate ethics into computer science curricula.
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The nonprofit is also partnering with Teach For America in a new initiative to train educators, so they can bring coding curricula back to their own communities.
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Beginning this fall, schools supporting students with vision, hearing, or other assistive needs will start teaching the Everyone Can Code curricula for Swift, Apple's intuitive programming language.
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Is that second type of literacy actually a part of written curricula or do you just have to hope individual librarians consider it important enough to teach?
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Phil Murphy signed a bill Thursday requiring middle schools and high schools across the state to incorporate historical societal contributions of notable LGBTQ people into their curricula.
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To off-set this troubling rate of turnover, we must assure all teachers can access, and receive ongoing support to implement, enriching, engaging, and evidence-based curricula.
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ACTA's 2016–17 study of core curricula found that just 18% of colleges and universities require their students to take a course in U.S. history or government.
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Unfortunately for students, those standards are based on inputs like classroom time, years on campus and major / minor curricula rather than on measurable outputs like job income.
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" — Gabriella MiglioreTeacher, Montville Township High School Montville, N.J. "I am an English teacher by training, and I have developed curricula to teach climate change in humanities courses.
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It issued a statement after the proposal was first aired, saying the school "reaffirms its commitment to academic freedom and rejects any attempt at censoring academic curricula".
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As I've written before, researchers from Europe and Africa recently worked to develop curricula — a cartoon-filled textbook, lessons plans — on critical thinking skills aimed at schoolchildren.
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Corporations are stepping in: They're getting involved in designing curricula and alternative credentialing programs that aim to place students in jobs and require some accountability of educators.
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Digital technology is the new literacy, so it's essential for teachers to incorporate mobile digital learning tools into their curricula to position students for success in the future.
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In June, a French NGO focused on gender equality published a scathing report criticizing sex ed curricula in the country's public schools, saying it dangerously overlooked women's sexuality.
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Today, curricula have begun to expand beyond the worst-case scenarios, explained Jennifer Driver, state policy director of the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States.
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We want to gather the data and find out the root causes whether it's crumbling infrastructure, education curricula, lack of resources, mindsets and traditions, awareness and so on.
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The researchers wrote that including training aimed at reducing opioid prescription rates in the medical school curricula could be a beneficial approach in addressing the country's opioid epidemic.
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Among those are 54 so-called "Two schools under one roof", one of them in Jajce, where Croat and Bosniak children attend classes according to their national curricula.
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Several national organizations have acknowledged the need for increased physician education in these topics, and rolled out proposals to standardize medical school curricula around nutrition and physical activity.
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Leading our way this week is Lora Saarnio, math specialist at The Nueva School who has designed curricula and adapted problems for the classroom around Jo Boaler's research.
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And Virginia's law requires its schools include mental health topics in physical education and health curricula for students in the ninth and 10th grade, CNN reported on Monday.
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So he began working with other researchers from around the world to develop curricula — a cartoon-filled textbook, lessons plans — on critical thinking skills aimed at school children.
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Additionally, a five-year of study of those curricula funded by the National Science Foundation found that girls perform just as well as boys on engineering outcome measures.
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Blue Canoe is already working with several companies to create special curricula with vocabulary and goals (and perhaps activities) tailored to their needs — technical terms, practice phrases, etc.
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FastStart also forms project-specific public-private partnerships with two-year and four-year colleges to provide curricula and training services that support employer growth at client companies.
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These shifts have allowed me to simplify and scale, still meeting my company's promise to provide transformative online curricula that helps writers articulate precise meaning in their work.
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According to the Anti Defamation League, as of February, 11 states have developed laws mandating Holocaust education and other states have recommended including Holocaust education themes in school curricula.
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Mathematics has this stereotype of being an emotionless subject, but you describe it in very emotional terms—for instance, in course curricula you promise your students a "joyful" experience.
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Vouchers for private school tuition are blocked or severely rationed, charter schools are blocked or severely rationed, testing and other assessments for teachers and curricula are attacked and gutted.
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Apple this morning announced another expansion of Everyone Can Code, bringing its Swift coding curricula to a number of US schools focused on students who are blind and deaf.
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At the same time, climate and environmental education face an increasingly uphill battle in the US. Unlike many countries, the US allows individual states to control their own curricula.
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Catholic religion classes are part of the school's curricula for all students independent of their religion, and Laachraoui would have attended those classes as any other student, Pellegrini said.
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Alongside the education platform, Woz U will also offer platforms for tech companies to recruit, train and retain their workforce through on-site customized programs and subscription-based curricula.
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The states have all passed "academic freedom" laws inspired by Seattle-based think tank the Discovery Institute that allow the teaching of creationism and climate denial in schools' curricula.
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In a country that teaches the dangers of moral panics in its public school curricula, from the Salem witch trials to the Red Scare, this is a resonant critique.
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These shocking statistics have sparked petitions and campaigns for more female representation in school syllabi — curricula which inevitably shape students' perceptions of what is considered the very best literature.
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After the war, Freudians occupied university chairs; they dictated medical-school curricula; they wrote the first two editions of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (the DSM ).
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Northern Virginia's tech companies are working collectively to align local educational institutions' curricula with the skills needs of large employers, and to promote careers in computer science and engineering.
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He also argues that general high school curricula are ill-equipped to prepare young people for the future and wants to restore vocational training and apprenticeships in high school.
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Local jurisdictions will have to make their own decisions about curricula, but those who teach the Holocaust and its universal lessons should position educators to offer their very best.
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New spending could be used to turn teaching into more of a full-time profession, where great teachers are compensated for taking on leadership roles, designing curricula, and mentorship.
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"If you're interested in developing a partnership with us, whether through use of curricula or a co-convened community conversation, please let us know," she wrote, attaching the slides.
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Consonant with these efforts, university curricula are being rewritten to address the urgent need to supplant traditional liberal education (read "white") in favor of a more identity-centric pedagogy.
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As trust in mainstream institutions withers, who's to say PragerU videos won't make their way into curricula throughout the country for "diversity of thought," just as they did at Rutgers?
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Getting there will require improved curricula, broader training and a set of specific skills required by the emerging quantum industry: the convergent combination of quantum mechanics, electronics, engineering and coding.
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And it's not cheap: "Mexican American Heritage" costs $69.95 -- although there are curricula in Mexican-American history put together by experts in the field that schools can use for free.
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States would also need to update their high school curricula to improve workforce readiness, and demonstrate an equitable system to repair schools across their state, to receive additional federal help.
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Christopher Nelson, who teaches the human geography course at Sewanhaka High School, said he saw a gap in the state's history curricula when he fashioned his version of the class.
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It lacked the strict "no excuses" discipline and heavily regimented curricula that charters are often known for; there were school uniforms, but kids were free to yell and goof off.
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The public sector, including educational institutions, also needs to step up, by modernizing curricula and enabling new certifications, says Adie Tomer, a fellow in the Metropolitan Policy Program at Brookings.
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Her 1960 novel To Kill a Mockingbird enjoys a beloved place in grade school curricula across the country for its appraisal of race, racism, and life in the deep South.
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These annual "awards" are based largely on the number of lookups, which in turn reflects the prominence of certain terms in the news, in social media and in educational curricula.
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The idea is to foster a European identity by letting more people study in countries across the bloc, emphasizing language learning and engendering more cooperation between universities, including on curricula.
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Aidan Cronin, Chief of the UNICEF Indonesia's Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) program, says that the comic books now reach more than 30,000 adolescents by being integrated into school curricula.
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In addition, a review of findings indicates that curricula remained on the list even when it was clear that replications made students more likely to engage in risky sexual practices.
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Curricula are constructed and classes are designed to get students to explore, non-instrumentally, the world of knowledge and to reflect on their goals and ambitions in an informed way.
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I have worked for many years with other educators and researchers across the country to embed explicit opportunities into curricula to ensure our nation's youth learn empathy, mindfulness and compassion.
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Prisoner rehabilitation programs that focus on stress management and meditation are not retreats — rather, they are structured courses with curricula that deliver results on the recovery and reformation of inmates.
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"We were on the forefront as one of the few agencies in the country that provided sex education," says Connie Senior, a coordinator at YAI responsible for developing sex education curricula.
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She is one of many who work on the company's education team, whose group is tasked with working with schools and districts in evangelizing and integrating Apple products into their curricula.
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Microsoft made some Windows Mixed Reality content available last year, and for 2019, the company has partnered with VictoryVR to give schools free virtual reality curricula when they purchase a headset.
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Earlier this year, she created a scholarship program for LGBTQ advocates at Spelman, and she is working with other departments to include more scholarship on gender and sexuality in their curricula.
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Protests, which began in October 2016 with Anglophone teachers and barristers demonstrating about French curricula and legal texts, have morphed into a conflict of kidnappings, beheadings and the torching of villages.
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Similar battles have failed in states and cities like New Jersey and New York, and at least eight states have enacted laws that discriminate against LGBTQ people in sexual education curricula.
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The American Medical Association, for its part, has provided over $11 million to established medical schools to reimagine their curricula and better prepare students for a rapidly evolving health care environment.
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"Educational institutions are already adopting the (Internet of Things) and digital tools to further the in-class experience as well as broaden the distribution and reach of their curricula," said Altman.
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As a curriculum lead, Keenan works with engineers around the world to develop curricula and projects that provide students with hands-on experience in areas like computer vision and machine learning.
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Supporters of abstinence-only curricula believe that to give teens too much information about sex itself—and how to have it safely—is tantamount to giving teens permission to do so.
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But school is so critical to children's development that we regulate it stringently — we review and revise its curricula; we consider how it impacts a life before, during, and after attendance.
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They must be at the table with educators and government officials helping design curricula that align with the knowledge, skills and credentials required for good, in-demand jobs in their industries.
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The organization runs several educational programs and works with schools around the US to integrate collaborative STEM learning into their curricula, and it hosts a national competition for college-level inventors.
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The appeals court affirmed a lower court ruling that tossed a copyright infringement case Great Minds, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit that develops school curricula, brought against Office Depot in 2017.
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So he's been working with other researchers from around the world to develop curricula — cartoon-filled books, podcasts — for schoolchildren on how to instill critical thinking skills at an early age.
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" The Edina Public School District responded to Fox News with a statement: "The curricula of Edina Public Schools are developed to align with the academic standards established by the State of Minnesota.
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Nation of Makers hopes to fill that gap by providing best practices, fundraising playbooks, curricula, and outreach, and equalization of access, and stuff like that with maker-spaces all over the country.
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A spokesman for Penguin, the publisher of 1984, told CNN that sales for the book typically rise at the beginning of the year, since it is commonly part of curricula in schools.
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Teachers, scientists, and free speech advocates who oppose the new statute have said they're worried the measure will allow school districts to shape curricula around people's beliefs — not the mainstream scientific consensus.
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Realizing these substantial (and urgently needed) economic benefits could be accelerated by legislation and policies supporting: Educational reform: Expand 3-D printing-related curricula at government-funded colleges, universities and vocational schools.
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According to a 2011 survey published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, only 40 of 132 surveyed medical school deans reported that their curricula included content relating to gender transition.
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Interestingly, we saw the influence of faculty on innovation outcomes in our analyses even after accounting for a student's field of study, suggesting that promoting innovation can happen across disciplines and curricula.
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This makes it easier to tailor a campus's pre-K program with older grades, which helps campus leaders align schedules, curricula, and instruction from early education through the end of elementary school.
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Financial or intellectual conflicts of interest can compromise research, especially when one's program earns a coveted spot on a government-approved list that promises communities positive results if these curricula are implemented.
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The single-minded goal of maximizing test scores has been a blessing for the textbook market, which forces schools to buy expensive "evidence-based curricula" which has been "proven" to maximize test scores.
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In individual states and municipalities, such coalitions have shepherded criminal justice reforms from the death penalty to drug sentencing, opened electric monopolies to competition from solar producers, and shifted school curricula and testing.
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His best-known book, The Stranger, is a staple of high school curricula and virtual rite of passage for adolescents who may see something of themselves in Meursault, that avatar of sullen rebellion.
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It is important for more individuals with a background, or strong interest, in science and tech to consider teaching, and for schools to find innovative ways to incorporate computer science into their curricula.
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LaRaviere has spent his career fighting for underserved students of color to have access to the same resources and advances curricula that CPS has reserved for those who are affluent and/or white.
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New policies could steer teachers and schools away from reliance on standardized testing as a metric of success and toward curricula and classroom activities designed to provide a more holistic preparation for life.
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Ministries of education all over the world are piloting curricula on media literacy, promoting critical thinking and preparing young people to consume and create media content in a positive, thoughtful and effective way.
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Eckstrand admits the bar set by the AAMC is high, but also feels that any inclusion of transgender related material in medical school curricula likely addresses at least some of the AAMC competencies.
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The focus will be on developing stewardship curricula for sanctuary spaces, with van Heeswijk and community educator Michael O'Bryan discussing and suggesting ways that artistic practices can help support and empower immigrant groups.
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This caused such disagreement that lawmakers who had previously sponsored the original bill voted "no," with some legislators voicing concern that adding curricula required more vetting as well as input from teachers. Rep.
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Instead of improving instructional quality and post-graduate outcomes, most colleges and universities have grown their bureaucratic ranks and not adopted career-oriented curricula – or even financial literacy classes – to any significant degree.
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Afterward, on a few occasions, teachers have told the guide, apologetically, that the history curricula at their high schools allot just two classes, totalling ninety minutes, to all of the Second World War.
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"The art schools in Yangon have neither included modernism in their curricula nor can introduce … the post-modernism concepts of contemporary art to the art students," according to the members of Studio Square.
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As an extremely popular writer in the mainstream who has written a number of young adult works, Alexie is often the only Native voice heard in many social studies, language arts, and English curricula.
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The dominant narrative instead tends to point to teachers or curricula, or even bells and early start times, as the reason schools are "broken" and that students aren't being adequately prepared for the future.
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Today, a combination of stereotypes, lack of role models, unengaging curricula, and often lack of equipment or effective broadband all create an environment where girls' interest in computing rapidly declines starting in middle school.
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That gibes with the survey's review of med school curricula, which found that only 9 percent of schools in the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) curriculum database reported teaching anything about medical pot.
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Launched this past August, the program teaches instructors to create and lead reproductive health curricula based on their communities' needs, which may differ based on factors such as income, ethnic make-up, and location.
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Countries like Switzerland, Belgium, Austria, Slovakia, France, and Luxembourg have sex ed curricula that emphasize things like sexual consent, navigating relationships, and communication, according to a 2013 report on sex education from European Parliament.
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With this in mind, Mozilla (my company), Omidyar Network, Schmidt Futures and Craig Newmark Philanthropies are leading the Responsible Computer Science Challenge, a $3.5 million initiative to integrate ethics into undergraduate computer science curricula.
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The radicalization of the protests has brought them from the streets to the university campuses, providing the pretext to gut already fragile curricula, introduce "patriotic education" and otherwise curtail freedom of expression and thought.
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However, the most serious challenge to U.S. education is ideology; a capitalistic ideology that puts profits over individuals—even when the affected individuals are children—and religious ideology that influences the content of curricula.
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The report does crow a bit about the (considerable) accomplishments of the current administration in modernizing schools and curricula, but warns that failing to double down on this could have grave long-term repercussions.
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What's more: The centuries-old silos of their ivy-covered parent campuses have been ditched in favor of up-to-the-minute and interdisciplinary curricula focused on running sustainable cities and social impact investment.
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The John F. Kennedy School, a public school in Berlin that relies on both U.S. and German curricula, said this week it was responding to the incident after initially underestimating its scope and gravity.
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Trained both as a graphic artist and fine artist at the prestigious JJ School of Arts in Mumbai, Navjot imbibed the formalisms of Western Modernism, which were in vogue in the curricula at the time.
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Evidence-based programs such as Fast Track and REDI and classroom curricula such as PATHS are based on the simple idea of teaching children to slow down and adjust harmful thought processes through cognitive retraining.
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The gallery works to put on events and workshops that deliver learning opportunities concerning the real-world aspects of being a working artist, a perspective Erickson feels is often missed in traditional art school curricula.
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Since October, many universities across China have placed "Xi Thought" at the core of their curricula – the first time since the era of Mao Zedong that a Chinese leader has been accorded similar academic stature.
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"This ruling means that Baltimore City students will continue to receive evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention education delivered by teachers specially trained to teach these important curricula," Wen said in a written statement in April.
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The Wisconsin Technical College System, for example, is engaging regional employers to help design the system's curricula with a focus on ensuring that students are gaining the skills needed to thrive in the local economy.
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A report by California's Legislative Analyst's Office (LAO) found that families transfer to districts for a variety of reasons, including to seek out specialized curricula or to give kids who are bullied a fresh start.
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Others seek to include sexual violence education in school curricula, to expand Medicaid to cover family planning services, and to repeal some of the restrictions on abortion providers the Supreme Court struck down last year.
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With the rollout of its recently-announced "100 Days of Learning" program, students and teachers can access free math and science curricula to help foster the curiosity, creativity and collaboration required for productive problem-solving.
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As a Fellow at the Harvard Berkman Klein Center, Kathy co-leads the Ethical Tech Working Group and focuses on ethics and social responsibility with an emphasis on engineering culture, artificial intelligence, and computer science curricula.
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In an age when sex education is still not a compulsory element of school curricula in many countries, including the U.S. and UK, young people are still not being consistently taught about masturbation and sexual pleasure.
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The Cuyahoga County District Board of Health chose from a list of evidence-based sex ed curricula and contracted with a nonprofit group to deliver lessons to area youth between the ages of 22018 and 22018.
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A.L.A.: Philosophy departments can become more inclusive if they take time to learn about emerging and emergent trends, advertise positions for fields people of color specialize in, and expand curricula to incorporate what black philosophers do.
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"Together, we are designing curricula, training local workers for in-demand occupations and finding support for students who want to pursue career-advancing skills in high-demand occupations like manufacturing, health care and IT," Tamasi added.
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Other safety measures include ensuring that all bathrooms are separate and well-lit, using positive and child-centered approaches to discipline, and tailoring curricula to promote peace-building in schools and communities, according to the report.
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Since joining the faculty of RISD as department head of Sculpture in 2016, I've worked with allies in the administration to create syllabi, plans, guides, curricula, and tools to aid in the practice of decolonial instruction.
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In addition to working for national and state holiday observances, the foundation works with states to help create curricula for schools that will teach students about the history of black people in America from slavery to freedom.
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Here's the gist of the essay I never got around to writing: The Catcher in the Rye is a gravely overrated book, clinging like stubborn gum to the shoe sole of the American public school system's curricula.
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Earlier this year, President Barack Obama called for more than $4 billion in funding for states, and $100 million for districts in order to bring computer science curricula to every single K-12 student in the country.
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Considering the fact the Wonder is now a staple on school curricula, used in nation-wide anti-bullying campaigns, and has inspired a movement with its own catchphrase ("Choose Kind"), Wonder is quite the remarkable debut novel.
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Fortunately, there is a playbook that policymakers can follow to achieve this goal, primarily by breaking down the regulatory barriers that prevent our pre-K and K-3 educators from delivering integrated, aligned curricula for young children.
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They need to revisit their curricula and promote — with the same messianic zeal that they promoted shareholders value — social cohesion by reducing income equality and including the interests of all who have a stake in the company.
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For more than 100 years, Pacific Northwest College of Art has served as a dynamic creative center for emerging artists, designers, and creators with an educational philosophy that emphasizes individualized curricula, independent inquiry, and cross-disciplinary exchange.
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There are many reasons for it — from outdated curricula, to the decline in deep reading, to the culture of distraction courtesy of social media, to dispirited, under-supported, teachers coping with ever-more mandates and dwindling resources.
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" Later in that same book, she noted, "It should not be left to every district whether or when to teach science, the arts, civics and history; state curricula should reflect modern scholarship, not religious or local opinion.
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There's no single lesson plan, since educators and nonprofits can develop curricula that meet varying state standards, but the idea is to cover everything including anatomy, healthy relationships, pregnancy and birth, contraceptives, sexual orientation, and media literacy.
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Now, it's the universities that are integrating machine learning and artificial intelligence into their curricula, knowing that they're essential skills for working with the kind of information now available and the biggest questions facing the economy today.
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And in the U.S. and Canada, there are renewed efforts to squash comprehensive sexual education programs; that is, sex-ed curricula that don't rely on abstinence-only education, teach consent, and address issues like sexuality and gender identity.
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Scotland will be the first country in the world to include education on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex issues in school curricula, after adopting recommendations that will make LGBTI education mandatory in all public schools by 2021.
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The idea is not to guarantee their success, but ensure that those who have the knowledge and will to succeed and work hard have as much access to the best schools and curricula as their higher-income counterparts.
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Worryingly, Boyne's book is now often included in Holocaust-studies curricula at schools, and many teachers say that young readers who first learn about the Holocaust by reading it form a drastically ahistorical impression of what took place.
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The contemporary STEM curricula in lower schools seem, in fact, to have very little as a through line, unless you count the popular Scratch app, which is heavily subsidized by the Siegel Family Endowment, Google and Cartoon Network.
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Tynker, a startup that creates apps and curricula that teach kids the basics of coding using games and real-world gadgets, is looking to grow — and has raised $7.1 million in a Series A funding round to do so.
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Reforms should include loosening funding restrictions to allow more investment in promising work-based learning initiatives like the nationally-recognized P-TECH model and aligning CTE programs with WIOA performance measures, which incentivize curricula that meet real employer demand.
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Programs like The National Cybersecurity Alliance's "Lock Down Your Login" and Google's "Be Internet Awesome" are a great start, but we need to continue these types of conversations in school curricula, and at home with our families as well.
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The concern for many of these activists boils down to this: While choice may be desirable, it is not feasible when big government imposes uniform requirements on all schools for such central policies as curricula, testing, and teacher evaluation.
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"I couldn't be more proud, as an educator and the president of the Rockefeller Foundation, that we are able to support innovative curricula that expands possibilities for young people," Judith S. Rodin, the foundation's president, said in a statement.
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"This ruling means that Baltimore City students will continue to receive evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention education delivered by teachers specially trained to teach these important curricula," Baltimore City Health Commissioner Dr. Leana Wen said in a statement Thursday.
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It means that we will continue to be able to build our capacity for teachers who are specifically trained to teach physiology, STD and HIV prevention and holistic curricula to empower teens to make the best choices for themselves.
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That year, however, a book by a group of medical educators, Educating Physicians: A Call for Reform of Medical School and Residency, helped inspire new thinking around medical curricula, which had changed little since the beginning of the 250th century.
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"Apple collaborated with engineers, educators, and programmers from various accessibility communities to make Everyone Can Code as accessible as possible and will work in close coordination with schools to augment the curricula as needed," Apple said in its press release.
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Dartmouth is far from the only medical school to have long recognized the importance of the arts and humanities in fostering the empathy, compassion and humanity that are cornerstones for effective medical care and to have incorporated them into their curricula.
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For example, the National Integrated Cyber Education Research Center provides K-12 cybersecurity curricula for teachers across the country at no cost, and many institutions offer free, online cybersecurity games that introduce middle and high school students to the field.
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It's also worth noting that some startups in this still youthful category have already pivoted more toward selling wares direct to schools — aiming to plug learning gadgets into formal curricula, rather than risking the toys falling out of favor at home.
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Srnicek and Williams don't reject working with politicians, though they think that real transformation comes from shifts in social expectation, in school curricula, and in the sorts of things that reasonable people discuss on TV (the so-called Overton window).
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The state House Education Committee on Tuesday approved the measure, which would require the State Board of Education to include curricula about the Holocaust and genocide during English and social studies in middle and high school, The Charlotte Observer reported.
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The Cruz amendment would allow 529s to be used for tuition at private or religious schools, homeschooling materials, expenses related to curricula, online education courses, and non-tuition based expenses for things like educational therapy and training for students with disabilities.
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I've been noticing for years that teachers are angry about all sorts of things: the proliferation of standardized tests and mandated curricula, demands for reform from philanthropists and policymakers who have little experience in public schools, and, of course, stagnant pay.
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General Electric has maintained a skilled workforce in the areas where it has manufacturing operations by working with nearby community colleges to design courses and curricula that directly reflect the way the manufacturing jobs in their immediate region are changing.
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Medical school curricula currently devote only about five hours to issues affecting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities, said Dr. Aron Janssen, who is clinical director of the gender and sexuality service at NYU Langone Medical Center in New York City.
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While Cambodia's young population is increasingly educated, many expect women to be submissive and quiet, a legacy of Chbap Srey, an oppressive code of conduct for women in the form of a poem that was on primary school curricula until 2007.
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And now that the field of green chemistry is becoming more and more embraced, and universities around the world are starting to include green chemistry in their curricula, we now have a path to actually get rid of the harmful chemicals.
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To that end, France has already begun rolling out digital literacy curricula at the high school level; the European Union, the UK, and several US states are exploring similar interventions in school, along with American nonprofit organizations like the News Literacy Project.
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The Crucible has long been a mainstay of high school English curricula and drama clubs precisely because of its utility for teaching about two periods in American history, and because it shows how a play can use history to confront its audience.
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They must invest in building industry-aligned programs at colleges and universities that are attended by more diverse students, but may lack the know-how to build — and keep current — curricula that prepare students to thrive in an increasingly dynamic tech industry.
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Part of the problem in determining whether firms with a focus on ESG outperform peers is parsing out which companies are "for real," according to Harvard Business School professor George Serafeim, who leads the school's research and curricula center on corporate sustainability.
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When Presidents Dwight Eisenhower and John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE were called to mobilize the country to race the Soviet Union to the moon, they increased science funding, introduced physics to high school curricula, invested in infrastructure, and stepped-up foreign language training.
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The education market is important to Apple, which held a press event at a school in Chicago in early 2018 discussing its education strategy and the "Everyone Can Code" program in which Apple creates computer science curricula it distributes to schools for free.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article misstated the name of the Association of American Medical Colleges, and has been updated with correct data about the number of medical schools they represent and the number with transgender-related material in their curricula.
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In the early 20th century, advocates for universal public high school brought attention to the communities where local businesses, educators and governments had come together to create curricula that equipped Americans moving from farms to factories with the practical skills employers needed.
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Also, "some lesser factors include that the medical school curricula have changed over the last decade, so doctors are trained to think about disparities a little bit more, and another important thing is cancer centers themselves are more aware of disparities," he said.
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As a consequence of low pay at home and better opportunities across state lines, Oklahoma is grappling with a teacher shortage that has forced some school districts to cut curricula, adopt a four-day school week and enlist nearly 2,000 emergency-certified replacements.
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Students whose families had chosen PS 126 for middle school had attended elementary schools with ample funding, giving them access to teachers who had better resources and working conditions, which meant the teachers were happier, stayed longer, developed better curricula, and became more qualified.
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Through immersive experimental curricula developed in collaboration with local partners across the continents of Europe, Africa, and Asia, students in these courses engage such themes as performance and literary arts in context, the intersection of crafts, art and design, and environmental justice and sciences.
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Michael Cucek, an adjunct professor at Temple University's Tokyo campus, said Abe's wife is often seen as a proxy for the prime minister, who during his first, 2006-2007 term oversaw the revision of the education law to put patriotism back in school curricula.
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Tech industry insiders and children's media watchdogs have launched a "Truth About Tech" campaign, pushing to create ethical standards for tech companies, lobbying for government regulation and government-funded research on the effects of all these screens, and advocating digital literacy curricula in schools.
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Earlier this month, sexuality education professionals involved in the third Summit on Medical School Education in Sexual Health published a paper in The Journal of Sexual Medicine containing a new set of sexual health competencies for those who develop and implement medical education curricula.
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"At a time when much sex and relationships education is being updated, keeping pace with current trends in sexual practices is crucial so that curricula are tailored to the realities of young people's experiences," Ruth Lewis, PhD, an author on the study, told The Telegraph.
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We also need to keep in mind the growing trend for universities to adapt their curricula to fit the proverbial "procrustean" bed of a digital world – a world tailor-made for skimming, scanning and using the "find" function rather than reading slowly and thoughtfully.
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They'll also determine the best places to implement them, whether that means through curricula in preschool classrooms (both formal and non-formal, such as in refugee camps), working with social workers on best practices for parents and caregivers, or more broadly in terms of PSA-like messages.
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The foundation upon which science teachers base their curricula is shifting in many states, but in too many districts across the country, this shifting ground has not been accompanied by practical — and paid — opportunities for teachers to catch themselves up to where science instruction is headed.
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While those test-prep stressors haven't gone away, Weingarten says they started to abate late in 2015 when President Obama signed into law an act that gave states more power to determine public school curricula without the threat of federal penalties tied to standardized test scores.
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Sciences Po university is also looking into helping refugees become full-fledged students in its political science curricula by loosening admission criteria, for instance if they don't have with them a copy of their diploma, said Cornelia Woll, a vice president for studies and academic affairs.
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It's a pathetic form of consolation, but one that might induce people to seek more exposure to the artists of Il Novecento, Valori Plastici and the second generation of Futurists, all of which remain largely underrepresented in art historical curricula compared to, say, their German contemporaries.
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The installation was freighted with layers of site-specific symbolism — none of it subtle if you knew a bit about local history, yet all of it obscured by years of avoidance or, at best, awkward notes in the narratives delivered by school curricula or tourist brochures.
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"This bill requires the state superintendent of public instruction to incorporate the Holocaust and other genocides into the model academic standards for social studies and to develop model curricula and instructional materials on the same subject," an analysis of the bill by the Legislative Reference Bureau states.
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Curricula for the holiday vary wildly across the country, and some children might simply be learning about gratitude, some about the oppression of indigenous people, and, still, some might be encouraged to dress up like Pilgrims and Indians to recreate the romanticized first Thanksgiving that never was.
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The world needs many more educators—both to meet an increasing demand for climate change related curricula in the classroom, and to assist students struggling with the physical and emotional strains of a deteriorating natural world, a task that often falls, fairly or not, on teachers.
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"As part of the District's regular continuous improvement and curriculum review process, including the gathering of insights and input from students and parents, adjustments are made to curricula so that teachers can adapt instruction to provide more choices for students, reflect best practice and meet individual student needs."
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But while districts and schools have access to resources to help them provide this prevention education to students—including school personnel like counselors and social workers and curricula from the Sexual Assault Center and other organizations—Hopper said the department does not monitor the implementation of these resources.
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The American public may be hotly debating the need for a border wall and whether to accept Syrian refugees, but state curricula tend to place more emphasis on the experiences of families who entered Ellis Island in the early 1900s than those crossing into Arizona or fleeing Aleppo today.
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What I can say is I learned a while ago that I love writing but personally, for me, I know I can't make the type of change that I want to see which is policy, where funding goes to, education and curricula, without also educating myself further beyond poetry.
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As a consequence of low pay at home and better opportunities across state lines, Oklahoma is grappling with a teacher shortage that has forced some school districts to cut curricula, go to a four-day school week and deploy nearly 2,000 emergency-certified instructors as a stopgap measure.
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Based on feedback from our employer communities, in early 2016, Zenith unveiled a new curriculum for our medical assistant program—the kickoff of a robust curricula reform effort across our allied health programs to help ensure skills being taught in the classroom reflect the real-time needs of employers.
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Credit: Library of Congress via WikipediaSaudi Arabia's under-secretary for educational curricula and programs has found himself sacked after an official social studies textbook ran with a photo of King Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the country's leader from 1964 to 1975, seated next to none other than Jedi master Yoda.
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As a result, the best schools 1) weave career services into the curricula months early (this is one of the hidden innovations versus a traditional college education that puts career services into separate buildings altogether), and 2) budget for the cost of hiring phenomenal career coaches, advisors, and mock interviewers.
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DGW: There's such purposeful ignorance about US history, not in the sense that anyone wants to be ignorant, but that the people who make up curricula, who decide what gets taught, have through their actions created a lot of ignorance in the populace about what has actually happened in US history.
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But when it comes to teaching minority history, particularly LGBTQ history—those LGBTQ narratives and historical figures that made key contributions toward changing the trajectory of American history—standards enacted at the federal level may be preferable, because individual states have repeatedly obscured and omitted minority narratives from historical curricula.
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While AI degree programs at Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, and MIT will continue to produce in-demand engineers and developers, all K-12 schools — there are 37,000 in the US, according to the Department of Education — need a plan to integrate AI into their curricula to prepare students for future careers.
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" Included in the curricula are how to exit a car (with legs together, at the same time), which words to cut from her vocabulary (for example, "pants" — which mean "underpants" in the U.K.), the appropriate way to address European nobility of different rank, and even the "softening" of her "American twang.
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In practical terms, this means working with state and local leaders to align high school curricula, community and four-year college courses, credential programs and apprenticeships with the jobs of today and tomorrow in industries like cyber security, IT, advanced manufacturing, financial services and health care, to name a few.
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McKiernan's latest offering, like his previous ones, serves as proof that such undertakings can be completed in a respectful, engaging manner and function as a bridge to a wider American history for a non-Native audience, introducing them to material that rarely makes it into most U.S. students' K-12 curricula.
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In light of the evidence -- and discounting the AfD's dark fantasies -- I stick to what I thought was written in stone, namely that schoolroom curricula, in high schools and immigrants' integration classes, should include on-site experiences to Nazi-era sites that are linked to in-class readings and films.
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While elite art schools deploy tokenist inclusion strategies to create the impression of diversity, they actively avoid revising curricula and discourses of critique; the end result is that they produce artists and curators who lack formal opportunities to engage with critical race discourses and histories of anti-racist cultural production.
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He oversaw a historic increase in funding for the Ohio Arts Council, has been an outspoken advocate for adding the arts to STEM education curricula, created a statewide committee to distribute funding to arts and culture projects, and signed into law a bill establishing the post of Ohio Poet Laureate.
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There are a lot of opportunities for how Brainly might shape its product over time: for example, specific markets often have core curricula that students will learn, and standardised tests that they are being taught to take (AP exams in the U.S., for example; or GCSEs and A-levels in the U.K.).
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Unsurprisingly, participants in "patriotic correctness" tend to have a lot of ideas about how American history ought to be taught, and are greatly sensitive to attempts to change traditional American-greatness curricula to emphasize the participation of marginalized groups, or to portray the Founding Fathers as anything less than one-dimensional heroes.
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News literacy curricula in schools and workplaces, easier-to-use reference material tied to news shared online, transparent newsroom policies on subjects like conflicts of interest and corrections and rigorous methods of sourcing and crediting are all essential to enabling news consumers to navigate the information ocean in which many now drown.
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Further, because, in many states, parents of homeschooled kids are not required to follow any curricula in particular, nor to submit test scores or progress reports to a supervising body of any kind, nor to even hold high school diplomas themselves, there is among the homeschooling contingent an overwhelming problem of educational neglect.
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Though there has been a nationwide proliferation of schools offering doctorates in national security studies curricula, universities in and around the Washington beltway — schools that intelligence managers call the "James, Johns, and Georges," plus the University of Maryland — dominate in the awarding of doctorates when it comes to brick-and-mortar schools.
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The pandemic seems to have exposed the weakest points of the United States's higher education system: as campus residents, urged to vacate dormitories on days' notice, scurry to secure plane tickets or pricey off-campus sublets, faculty are scrambling to adapt classroom curricula to a laptop screen, prompting anger over unchanging tuition costs.
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Among the lies relating to HIV, pregnancy, and condom use, the curricula furthered proven-false misconceptions about abortion, including that women who undergo the procedure are "more prone to suicide," that a 43-day-old fetus is a "thinking person," and that 10 percent of women will become sterile as a result of an abortion.
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The sex education programs in my mostly liberal schools featured a touching faith from the adults in charge that they were engaged in a great work of enlightenment, that with the right curricula they could roll back the forces of repression and make sexuality a place of egalitarian pleasure and safety for us all.
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"Coupled with the fact that nutrition is not required content in medical school curricula, medical professionals may not have the time or the skills to develop and implement nutrition interventions for patients," said Dr. Emily Wilcox Gier, Dietetics Program Leader for the Division of Nutritional Sciences at Cornell University, who wasn't part of the study.
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Reform training guidelines and mandated curricula From physicians and PAs to nurses and pharmacists, leaders in medical education need to train our future healthcare providers on safe prescribing practices, how to communicate the risks of opioid use with their patients and treat addiction as a medical condition like diabetes, and not a moral failing.
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