Word: curriculum
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Fairy Tales and the Culture of Childhood;" Literature and Arts B-51: "First Nights;" and Science B-29: "Human Behavioral Biology." Despite the gigantic size of these classes, more students want to take them than can possibly be accommodated--due to the constraints of the Core. The Core curriculum forces students to take classes in areas in whichthey are not necessarily comfortable, and that fact forces them to take classes perceived as being extraordinarily easy, of which there are extraordinarily...
...group of students concerned about the restrictive nature of the Core curriculum began circulating a petition this week urging the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) committee reviewing the program to allow departmental bypasses for Core courses...
...give a few hours for their community. Students might simply be required to participate in any number of accredited service programs run by students. This would encourage student groups to create innovative opportunities for students to fulfill their requirements. Or alternatively, service-learning courses could be folded into the curriculum. (My vote would be for Moral Reasoning 101r: "Widely Applied Ethics.") Whatever the method, the university should demonstrate its commitment to civic involvement...
...concentration seems to be on the upswing. After a recent revamping of the history curriculum, first-year enrollments in history have increased from...
Radcliffe will seek candidates for the position who have experience in faculty and administration, curriculum development and distance learning, she says...