kurikulum
kurikúlum with stress marks
curriculum
Usage Note
Kurikulum is borrowed from English 'curriculum' and is used in educational policy, academic planning, and school administration to refer to the full set of courses and their content. It appears frequently in public discourse about K-12 reform and university programs in the Philippines.
Examples
" Bago ang kurikulum namin. "
Natural Translation
Our curriculum is new.
Literal Translation
New the curriculum our.
" Binago ng pamahalaan ang kurikulum ng paaralang pampubliko. "
Natural Translation
The government changed the curriculum of public schools.
Literal Translation
Changed the government the curriculum of-the school public.
" Maraming guro ang nahirapan nang baguhin ng departamento ang kurikulum sa kalagitnaan ng taong panuruan. "
Natural Translation
Many teachers had a hard time when the department changed the curriculum in the middle of the school year.
Literal Translation
Many teacher the had-difficulty when changed the department the curriculum in middle of year teaching.
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