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Taxidermy isn’t part of any educational syllabus in India.
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University reformers modernised academic syllabuses and built ladders of opportunity.
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But inside, students turned their attention to the syllabus and began digging into discussions about race as a social construct.
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The class, which covers black horror, boasts a cinema-rich syllabus, allowing students to analyze films dating all the way back to the 1930s.
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The syllabus would include a section on anarchy in the U.K and Thatcher’s England, featuring Sid and Nancy.
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Traditionally, exams test your knowledge of the syllabus.
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That could change when reforms to the Hum syllabus are announced this fall, but for now, the lecture hall is free of protesters.
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So, after two years of research, crafting a syllabus and negotiating with prison administrators, Pompa began teaching her first Inside-Out course in a Philadelphia county jail.
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Origin and Etymology of syllabus
Late Latin, alteration of Latin sillybus label for a book, from Greek sillybos
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First Known Use: circa 1656
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SYLLABUS Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of syllabus for English Language Learners
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: a list of the topics or books that will be studied in a course
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