Definition of curricular
: of or relating to a curriculum
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In addition to major curricular and programmatic changes, schools will be required to do new screenings, reporting, training and more.
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Inside their classroom, a teacher’s curricular speech is also more restricted.
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Two-year community colleges provide many of the same features as four-year colleges, including wide curricular offerings in different subjects and, sometimes, clubs and sports events.
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The workbook provides instructions for gathering information about academic, co-curricular, work, volunteer activities and teacher recommendations.
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Most California high schools have dropped driver education courses in the past several decades due to lack of funding and increased curricular demands on students time.
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Future Farmers of America is an intra-curricular student organization for those interested in agriculture and leadership.
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Also getting a child or teen involved in sports, working out, playing music or other extra-curricular activities, which O’Hara said must be utilized to help foster normal development and social skills.
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Bazzell uses a combination of workforce development funds, scholarships, and local tax dollars to pay for tuition, books and other curricular materials the students need.
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First Known Use of curricular
circa 1909
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