Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Curriculum"

A: To create an outline of a course

A: We stopped teaching it to students in schools even though it is very important.

A: Rote-based curricula is when you learn by memorizing through repetition
For example, you write the Kanji 100x in order to remember

A: It's the plan of that will be thaught in school or in university.

A: What is in the course.

What is covered in the course

What they teach in the course

A: 1.This class is under school curriculum and it is compulsory to attend

2.My curriculum hours are very lengthy

A: "curriculum" is like the course schedule - generally over a semester, or a year, or even the whole length of the program.

"We didn't study that in my high school curriculum"
"This semester's history curriculum will cover both world wars and the Great Depression"

A "tutorial" on the other hand is like a very short class to try to teach you basics or bring you up to speed quickly.

"Check out this YouTube tutorial on the Chinese Civil War, it's pretty extensive for being only 10 minutes long"

A: Curriculum refers to the program of a study (like a schedule or syllabus) whereas course refers to the class itself (ie Econ 101 as the title of a course). You take courses in college, not curriculums. The course has a curriculum in which you follow. I guess the term curriculum would be equivalent to coursework.

A: There is no difference. People usually say CV instead of Curriculum Vitae. They're interchangeable

A: Curriculum vitae (CV; 레틴어) 하고 resumé (프랑스어)가 거의 같지만 CV가 resumé 보다 길어요.

CV는 학력 (academic credentials), 장학금 (scholarship), 직장 경험 (work experience) 등이 있어요.

Resumé는 경격 요약 (career summary) 이에요.

미안해요. 내 한국어가 좋지 않아요.

A: @Jyohshin: From what I know, a curriculum vitae is something you send when you apply for a job. It describes your work experience and such. A biography is a detailed description of a person's life.

A: at the same way, "Curriculum Vitae" or Just "Résumé." being a word coming from latín it is translated equally in most languages. Regards!

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: Usualmente lo puedes ver abreviado como CV o résumé

A: Curriculum

A: 简历

A: The English curriculum in Japan focuses too much on reading and not enough on speaking and writing.

A: in ether one Pronunciation class = in either one of the Pronunciation classes
studied another school = studied at another school
If it's difficult = If it's too difficult

A: That class / lesson ( or This class / lesson) is not listed in this semester curriculum.

A: Well, we don't really have middle schools, high schools etc. here in Germany. Elementary school usually goes from grade 1 to grade 4 or 6, depending on the state you're living in. Then you either attend a 'Gymnasium', a 'Realschule' or a 'Gesamtschule'.
The 'Gymnasium' goes till grade 12 or 13 (also depending on the state or school). The 'Realschule' finishes at grade 10. I don't really know how 'Gesamtschulen' work, because those are mixed schools. After attending a 'Gymnasium' you can either drop out at grade 10 and get your 'Realschul' graduation (or at grade 9 and get your 'Hauptschul' graduation) or finish and get your high school-diploma. After finishing the 'Gymnasium' you can attend a University. With your 'Realschul' graduation you can start an apprenticeship.

A: yes

or you can say doesn't ..
to make more short your sentence
but is ok for me