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The syllabus covers various aspects of physical and organic chemistry.
We have a new geography/history/maths syllabus this year.

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syllabus | American Dictionary

syllabus
noun[ C ]
us/ˈsɪl·ə·bəs/pluralsyllabius/ˈsɪl·əˌbɑɪ/syllabuses
a plan showing the subjects or books to be studied in a particular course

Examples of syllabus

syllabus
For control purposes, identical data were obtained from various textbook-based classes which implemented a grammatical syllabus and used formfocused exercises.
The music education syllabus was revised in 1993, and both books were adapted to adjust the placing and progression of the material.
As such, a review of syllabus types closely parallels the salient preoccupations of the field of language teaching over time.
The harmony syllabus comprised the theoretical understanding of chords, harmonization of a given bass line and soprano line approached in a broad range of styles.
Direct involvement occurs when there is liaison with the school music staff, checking the requirements of the syllabus and the dates of the examinations.
A syllabus and materials may organize and facilitate a curriculum, but they also constrain classroom practice.
Externally created syllabuses and materials are viewed as tools that students and teacher use as they construct the enacted experience of the classroom.
As far as the domain of education in concerned, there should be a modification of syllabuses and teaching media.
It should be, as it clearly is not, a central feature of any history syllabus.
Its syllabus actually stressed the building of character, sometimes far more than the development of intellect.
Like many syllabuses at that time, mine aimed to help learners 'speak using correct pronunciation, with correct intonation, word stress and sentence rhythm'.
For both the functional and the formal syllabus, classroom activities are thus a means towards the end of learning language.
In addition to the language syllabus, there was a renewed interest in the skills, but for contextualized communication.
Other papers give suggestions for courses and syllabuses.
In analogy, when we teach how to program, we should let data drive the syllabus.
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