CURRICULUM


Meaning of CURRICULUM in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ broad , broadly based , wide

▪ narrow

Teachers feel that the present ~ is too narrow.

▪ core

Students choose from optional subjects in addition to the core ~.

▪ national , official

▪ mainstream

His disability does not prevent him from following the mainstream ~.

▪ standard

▪ traditional

▪ academic , educational

▪ college , school , university

▪ primary , secondary (both esp. BrE )

▪ elementary-school , high-school , middle-school ( all in the US )

▪ undergraduate

▪ course

▪ English , geography , mathematics , etc.

▪ comprehensive , rigorous (both AmE )

▪ hidden

Children learn many of their attitudes to life from the hidden ~ at school.

VERB + CURRICULUM

▪ create , design , develop , plan

▪ broaden

▪ change , revise

▪ implement

▪ introduce sth into

Chinese has been introduced into the ~ as an option.

▪ teach

▪ follow

▪ offer

CURRICULUM + NOUN

▪ content , subjects

▪ area

▪ materials

▪ design , development , planning

▪ aims , objectives

▪ change , reform , review

▪ committee ( AmE )

▪ guide , specialist (both AmE )

PREPOSITION

▪ across the ~

Students use computers across the ~ (= in all or most subjects) .

▪ in a/the ~ ( AmE ), on a/the ~ ( BrE )

Spanish is in the ~.

They all have to study French because it's on the ~.

▪ within a/the ~

the balance of subjects within the ~

PHRASES

▪ areas of the ~

We cover all areas of the ~.

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