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

• It is compulsory for all pupils to study a foreign language up to the age of 14 and French, German and Spanish are all on the national curriculum.
  在英国，所有的学生在满14岁后都必须学习一门外语，法语、德语和西班牙语都在英国教学大纲上。
• The mail on Sunday gave examples of some national curriculum maths questions set for seven-year-olds.
  《星期日邮报》刊登了一些按照国家课程设置为7岁儿童准备的数学样题。
• 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 national curriculum of psychiatrist training is in the final drafting stage and some demonstrating psychiatric institutions begin to implement and recruit residents from local regions.
  国家精神科医师培训课程正处于最后的起草阶段。作为示范，一些精神卫生机构已经开始执行。
• Experts claimed that teachers had to be Einstein, Marie Curie and Linford Christie rolled into one to help children grasp the new national curriculum
  专家们称老师必须集爱因斯坦、居里夫人和林弗德·克里斯蒂的本领于一身，才能帮助孩子们掌握新的国家课程大纲。
• 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。
• For conforming to this situation, China has put forward requirements in the national curriculum reform of basic education.
  顺应这一发展形势，我国在新一轮课程改革中也提出了培养学生健全人格的具体要求。
• 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）。
• Academic programmes are delivered through the pre-school curriculum based on desirable outcomes ( Early Years) and the National Curriculum ( school-aged children).
  学术项目正通过基于理想结果（学前阶段）的学前课程和全国课程（学龄儿童）表现出来。
• 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。