Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
een over de jaren voortbouwend programma
English translation:
a structurally progressive programme
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Charline Helsmoortel
May 12, 2010 08:21
14 yrs ago
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een over de jaren voortbouwend programma
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Voor het secundair onderwijs bieden ze dan weer een over de jaren voortbouwend en gedifferentieerd XXX programma aan rond sociale vaardigheden als weerbaarheid en omgaan met verschillen.
Would really appreciate your input. Thanks! Was thinking about "building on", but cannot seem to incorporate it in the sentence.
Would really appreciate your input. Thanks! Was thinking about "building on", but cannot seem to incorporate it in the sentence.
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a structurally progressive programme
This is a suggestion off the top of my head, made in haste. I don't have time to see whether it is used or not in academic institutions. The intention is to designate a programme which moves forward but is nevertheless connected with what has come before.
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Tina Vonhof (X)
: I would prefer 'progressively structured' - see: http://www.lecordonbleu.com.au/sydney/patisserie/en
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agree |
Verginia Ophof
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neutral |
philgoddard
: I think you have to translate "over de jaren" somehow.
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Comment: "Thanks!"
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programma that will further develop/build on itself in the course of years
I can read it in two different ways:
een programma dat over de jaren op zichzelf voortbouwt
een programma dat zich over de jaren verder ontwikkelt
a differentiated programme that will build on itself in the course of years
a differentiated programme that will further develop in the course of years
een programma dat over de jaren op zichzelf voortbouwt
een programma dat zich over de jaren verder ontwikkelt
a differentiated programme that will build on itself in the course of years
a differentiated programme that will further develop in the course of years
10 hrs
a progressively developing long-term program(me)
Or just "a progressive long-term program(me)".
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Note added at 10 hrs (2010-05-12 19:15:26 GMT)
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Gedifferentieerd could be "tailored", ie to users' needs.
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Note added at 10 hrs (2010-05-12 19:15:26 GMT)
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Gedifferentieerd could be "tailored", ie to users' needs.
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(cumulative) curriculum
By definition:
curriculum = the aggregate of courses of study given in a school, college, university, etc.; a group of related courses, often in a special field of study; course of study, programme
This inherent "aggregate" and "related courses" aspect addresses the "voortbouwend programma".
"over de jaren" is temporal, which in the education sector can be more adequately addressed with "cumulative", since it most often refers to the accumulation "over several similar periods/blocks of time", be they semesters, years, or 6 week grading periods (for secondary education). I don't think this is absolute, and it is borderline pleonastic given that it is often understood that a "curriculum" covers several years. I would presume you could omit this entirely.
This also sets you up for a very elegant inclusion of "differentiated"
"cumulative, differentiated XXX curriculum"
or simply
"differentiated XXX curriculum"
curriculum = the aggregate of courses of study given in a school, college, university, etc.; a group of related courses, often in a special field of study; course of study, programme
This inherent "aggregate" and "related courses" aspect addresses the "voortbouwend programma".
"over de jaren" is temporal, which in the education sector can be more adequately addressed with "cumulative", since it most often refers to the accumulation "over several similar periods/blocks of time", be they semesters, years, or 6 week grading periods (for secondary education). I don't think this is absolute, and it is borderline pleonastic given that it is often understood that a "curriculum" covers several years. I would presume you could omit this entirely.
This also sets you up for a very elegant inclusion of "differentiated"
"cumulative, differentiated XXX curriculum"
or simply
"differentiated XXX curriculum"
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