Syllabi in a sentence

British curricula account for the highest share of syllabi with 36% followed by India with 25%, US with 15% and International Baccalaureate (IB) with 7%.

That year, the University Senate that required faculty to include the land acknowledgement in course syllabi — a move that “created an emotional response” from Indigenous students and advocates, he said.

At Georgetown, self-care is a buzzword that graces bulletin boards in dorms and the final pages of syllabi, reminding us to indulge in short-term distractions.

If you examine the syllabi when I was growing up, you will see that predominantly books written by men for men about men were considered literature.

Instead of putting unrealistic pressure on ourselves and those around us, professors, students, peers, parents and other individuals should accommodate for these circumstances when creating syllabi, personal to-do lists and asking for help.

I will tell you something about my life as Almajiri, how we live in Tsangaya, our syllabi, and why we have to beg for food; mark the word food.

Should you need to advocate on behalf of your child later on in the school year, you’ll be able to refer back to the syllabi.

Whether it be through preparing group projects, planning timelines to ensure those class readings are actually read, or just staring at your syllabi with dread, the next three months are on all of our minds.

Not only do madrasas in India not follow a common standard, their syllabi are outdated and studying in them makes Muslim youth “economically unproductive” as their degrees are not universally accepted, especially in the private sector, Mr. Rizvi said.

Departments provide facilities for teaching and research, determine the syllabi and guidelines for the teaching of students, perform research, and deliver lectures and seminars.

In order to progress to Expert level, one has to demonstrate proficiency in all of the Practitioner and Graduate syllabi and have excellent fighting skills.