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Curricula vs. Curriculum
Curricula
A set of courses offered by a school or educational institution.
Examples:
Synonyms:
courses
programs
syllabi
Antonyms:
This word has no antonyms
Curriculum
/kəˈrɪkjələm/
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The set of courses and their content offered by a school, college, or university
Examples:
Our school
curriculum
includes math and science.
She helped design a new art
curriculum
for schools.
Synonyms:
program
syllabus
module
course
plan
Antonyms:
improvisation
spontaneity
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Ways to tell them apart:
Curricula is the plural form of curriculum, meaning it refers to more than one curriculum.
A single school or educational institution may offer multiple curricula.
To remember, think of curriculum as a single course of study, while curricula represent multiple such courses.
Curriculum is often used when discussing one specific educational plan.
If discussing educational plans from different institutions or various programs, use curricula.
When to use curricula:
When to use curriculum:
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