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Within education, a course of study (plural curricula) is the placed naturally & their contents offered by an institution like the school or university. Around a few legal actions, a programme can be partly or even totally determined by an external system (like the National Curriculum for England in English schools). In the US, the basic course of study is established by every state with the single school districts adjusting it to their desires.
List of examples of classes
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Exploring the Environment On-line educational modules from the NASA Classroom of the Future. Air Quality Lesson Plans and Data (K-12) Material designed to provide Texas educators with the background, activities and resources to teach the subject of air quality in the classroom. The Countryside Foundation for Education A UK educational charity that aims to inform and encourage debate about the countryside. Offers "Brings the Countryside into the Classroom" teaching materials for primary and secondary schools and in-service teacher training sessions. Eelgrass Habitat Eelgrass habitat centered curricula emphasizing vocabulary with a student activity and self-test. Grades 7 - 10. Soil Safari An educational project exploring and learning about soil, water resources, ecosystems, and the landscape. Free expedition packs (traversing England's Lower Kennet Valley) are available together with teacher's notes. Target audience is 8-11 year-olds. Project Wild Information about and sample materials from an interactive, interdisciplinary wildlife conservation and environmental education curriculum. Supported by U.S. natural resource agencies, designed for U.S. K-12 use. The Leopold Education Project An innovative, critical thinking, conservation and environmental education curriculum based on the classic writings of renowned conservationist Aldo Leopold. Hands-on Experiments to Test for Acid Mine Drainage Teaches kids about acid mine drainage and other environmental topics through a series of hands-on experiments. Bridging the Border Education Project Aims to develop environmental education resources using the River Tweed (UK) as a focus. Website has curriculum outlines relevant to both the Scottish and English curricula, events, things to do, and relevant internet links. Earth Partnership for Schools: Schoolyard Habitat Restoration Guides to conducting class activities and projects in ecological restoration, teacher summer institutes, woodland restoration curriculum for teachers, newsletter, and other curriculum resources. From UW-Madison Arboretum. |
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