syllabuses

• Hensher adds: "I don't say that with any disrespect to authors on these syllabuses; merely that, like all living writers the value of their work is not remotely established." —  The First Post: Latest
• I often begin a new quarter wearing worry like a new bathrobe; looking through those syllabuses with their daunting assignments laid out before me makes me feel as if I'm looking up at a much too large and looming mountain from its sad little base. —  Berlin's Whimsy
• Not that long ago teachers were free to write their own syllabuses to make them relevant to their pupils 'abilities and interests, and were free to use any teaching style they wished. —  Latest education news, including the university guide 2010, RAE results, higher and schools news, schools tables and further education | guardian.co.uk
• And as they lose their place in exam syllabuses to more contemporary text, their study is dying out in schools. —  Poetry & Poets in Rags
• But get rid of all the Anglicisms and business neologisms, and the new syllabuses might have more in common with those of twenty years ago than students realize. —  Deutsche Welle: DW-WORLD.DE

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