Synonyms for curriculum
kəˈrɪk yə ləmcur·ricu·lum

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1. course of study, program, programme, curriculum, syllabusnoun

   an integrated course of academic studies

   "he was admitted to a new program at the university"

   Synonyms:
   broadcast, political program, political platform, programme, class, platform, computer programme, course of instruction, course of study, program, course, computer program, syllabus, plan

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1. curriculumnoun

   Synonyms:
   course of studies

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1. List of paraphrases for "curriculum":

   curricula, courses, syllabus, program, curricular, programme, course, programmes, programs, résumé, résumés, studies, curriculums, syllabi

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1. Carol Swain:

   I think that many of us oppose the 1619 curriculum is that it is anti-American and it's based on a false narrative of American history. And I believe that it would be detrimental to young people if that was the only version of American history they receive.

2. Jessica Anderson:

   It is too narrowly focused and it's thoughtless if you think that the mom who is filling up her gas tank isn't the same mom who is caring about her kids' school and making sure that CRT( critical race theory) isn't part of her kids' curriculum. That mom is faced with both sets of issues, cultural and economic, and so elected officials need to meet voters where they're at.

3. President George W. Bush:

   I respect people having a view, but the simple fact is, we need higher standards. They need to be state driven. The federal government should play no part in this either, either in the creation of standards, content or curriculum.

4. Defense Secretary Ash Carter:

   We are looking for ways to streamline our train and equip program's vetting process to get more recruits into the training pipeline, we are also refining our curriculum, expanding our outreach to the moderate opposition, and incorporating lessons learned from the first training class.

5. Spencer Platt/Getty Images:

   Let's face it. If the kid can't read, if the child can't write, if the child can't function in a classroom atmosphere, how can [educators] anticipate creating a culturally diverse curriculum that is going to address that problem? so it's back to the basics. It's what I was raised with. It's what most Americans were raised with. It worked for our generations. Why are we changing it for this new generation, and in fact, handicapping them?