National curriculum

英 [ˈnæʃnəl kəˈrɪkjələm]

美 [ˈnæʃnəl kəˈrɪkjələm]

n.  (英国国立中小学)全国统一课程

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noun

• （英国国立中小学）全国统一课程
  (in Britain) a programme of study in all the main subjects that children aged 5 to 16 in state schools must follow

双语例句

• If nothing else, this helps me to give daily thanks for the current national curriculum.
  如果没有其它的，这让我每天感谢现在的国家课程（nationalcurriculum）。
• All state schools in Britain follow a national curriculum.
  英国所有的国立学校实行全国统一的课程设置。
• On Learning Levels and Behavioral Verbs in National Curriculum Standard; The application of problem-based learning approach in patient safety education among nursing students
  国家课程标准中的学习水平与行为动词问题探讨运用问题为基础教学法对实习护生进行患者安全教育的实践
• But by the1980s PE teaching was becoming more prescribed, with the National Curriculum meaning many boxes had to be ticked.
  但到了20世纪80年代，关于体育课教学的规定越来越多，有了全国性的教学大纲，那意味着很多时候得照章办事。
• The Exploration of Culture in Teaching Material and the Cultural Penetration in Teaching under the New National Curriculum Standard
  新课标下高中教材的文化开发及其在教学中的渗透
• In fact teachers, the current National Curriculum and many public exam boards strive to achieve a balance between these two and they should not be misconstrued in this way.
  事实上，教师们和国家课程考试委员会也在努力平衡两者之间的关系，这种误解不应该产生。
• On the Role and Position of National Curriculum: Taking the National Curriculum in England of UK as an Example
  试论国家课程的作用与特点&以英格兰国家课程为例
• AANCHOR, an alternative national curriculum on responsibility, stresses the importance of family involvement and individual responsibility to prevent adolescent pregnancy.
  AANCHOR是一项全国性的关于责任的另类课程，强调家长参与和个人责任预防青少年怀孕的重要性。
• The concept of DIE came from UK, it targets language and humanity subject in its national curriculum and use drama to help pupils to learn not drama but other subjects.
  我们提到的教育戏剧概念，来自英国，它对全国的教学大纲中一些语言及人文学科的教育目标用戏剧的方法来教学。
• The national curriculum is so boring that children are becoming alienated and disruptive at school, Michael Moore, president of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, said yesterday.
  英国教师及讲师协会主席迈克尔·穆尔4月16日指出，英国的课程设置太过枯燥，以至于学生对学校产生了疏离厌恶的情绪。