How to pronounce “curricular” in English

The curricular freedom to teachers and students so they can pursue a passion.

have reflected that curricular progress as such.

and then getting additional curricular support from us throughout that process.

I know some people who work on curricular stuff, and it's really interesting to me.

And then for like extra curricular, I have-- since I'm home schooled I have more time-- so yeah, I have a lesson every week or something.

And part of that is in curricular areas. You see in, you know you have your core curricular

And once it's really tightly refined on the curricular side, on the student experience side, then scale really, really rapidly.

And in their policy recommendation they also cite homework and extra curricular activities as things that get in the way of sleep.

population and we do it a huge array of curricular offerings from anger management to parenting to grief and

I'll mention a couple of other sort of non-curricular opportunities.

Maybe outside of work, as an extra curricular.

Are there pre eminent indigenous scholars who are providing that kind of curricular structure for teacher professional development and infusion into the national curriculum?

And then if you factor in school sponsored extracurriculars, just one extra curricular.

So we're experimenting it, we really are working on the curricular part of it.

But it's the disavowal of that kind of truth that makes a curricular that's organized around this laboratory story of the

The second is, I think, a profound acknowledgment that you need to bring that real world into the curricular design.

You know, I'm game for anything-- taught them integrative thinking, co-curricular.

social capacities, even at the texting level, where people could help tutor each other, share each other course curricular, and put it up online.