currículum
11curriculum — currículum (lat.) s.n. Trimis de Lidia, 27.10.2008. Sursa: DOOM 2 …
12curriculum — [n] course of study educational program, modules, program of studies, schedule, studies, subjects, syllabus; concept 287 …
13curriculum — ► NOUN (pl. curricula or curriculums) ▪ the subjects comprising a course of study in a school or college. DERIVATIVES curricular adjective. ORIGIN Latin, course, racing chariot …
14curriculum — [kə rik′yo͞o ləm, kə rik′yələm] n. pl. curricula [kə rik′yo͞olə, kə rik′yələ] or curriculums [L, lit., a running, course, race, career < currere, to run: see CURRENT] 1. a fixed series of studies required, as in a college, for graduation,… …
15Curriculum — Not to be confused with Curriculum vitae. See also Syllabus. In formal education, a curriculum (  /kə …
16curriculum — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ broad, broadly based, wide ▪ narrow ▪ Teachers feel that the present curriculum is too narrow. ▪ core ▪ …
17Curriculum — Lehrplan; Lehrprogramm; Kurrikulum * * * Cur|ri|cu|lum 〈n.; s, cu|la〉 Gesamtplan für den Unterricht, umfasst Inhalte u. Ziele, Methoden u. Ergebnisse; oV Kurrikulum [lat., „Rennen; Rennbahn“; zu currere „laufen, rennen“] * * * C …
18Currículum — (Del lat. curriculum vitae, carrera de la vida.) ► sustantivo masculino 1 Historial académico o profesional de una persona, presentado, por lo general, por escrito: ■ conseguirás el trabajo si presentas un buen currículum. IRREG. plural… …
19curriculum — n. 1) to draw up, design a curriculum 2) a college, university; school curriculum 3) a basic, core curriculum 4) a curriculum in (the curriculum in engineering) * * * [kə rɪkjʊləm] core curriculum design a curriculum school curriculum university… …
20curriculum — cur|ric|u|lum W2 [kəˈrıkjuləm] n plural curricula [ lə] or plural curriculums [Date: 1800 1900; : Modern Latin; Origin: Latin, running, course , from currere; CURRENT1] the subjects that are taught by a school, college etc, or the things that ar …
