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curricula

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noun

The definition of curricula is the set lesson plans for a class, the classes required for a major or all the courses available at a college.
1. An example of curricula is all the lessons to be taught to a class of first graders during the school year.
2. An example of curricula is all the classes needed before a person is able to graduate with a certain type of degree.
3. An example of curricula is the total list of classes able to be taken at UCLA.

curricula

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plural form of curriculum

curricula

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noun

pl. curricula or curriculums

a fixed series of studies required, as in a college, for graduation, qualification in a major field of study, etc.
all of the courses, collectively, offered in a school, college, etc., or in a particular subject

Origin of curriculum

Classical Latin literally , a running, course, race, career ; from currere, to run: see current

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curricular
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Even the most basic elements of 1400 years of Islamic civilization are absent from the curricula in most of the world 's schools.
The Section would devise a strategy for opposing anti-homosexual material in curricula, and exposing the hidden heterosexist curricula.
School curricula In some societies children are indoctrinated in religious beliefs and values.
Material on the phraseology of special language should be included in curricula for professional training.
The local curriculum The present model is one of the most prescriptive national curricula in the world.

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