curricula
- 1Plural of curriculum.
The committee reviewed the science curricula used across the state.
Modern curricula increasingly include lessons on digital literacy.
Note
A Latin plural kept intact: the -um of curriculum becomes -a, as in datum and data, though the regular curriculums is also accepted in less formal writing. It always takes a plural verb (the curricula are, never the curricula is). What it names depends on where you are. In the US it means the courses a school offers. In the UK, Canada and Australia it means the standards every student must be taught.
curricula is a form of curriculum
curriculum, noun: The full range of classes, assigned work, and subject matter offered by a school or university. Full entry
- Forms
- curriculumcurricula pluralcurriculums plural
- Spelling
- curriculum → curricula: irregular plural (no -s)
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