- The "Method of
Currere" is an
approach to
education based on post-modern
philosophy and
psychoanalytical technique,
first described in a 1975
paper by...
- be
generally translated into
English as 'course'. The word
derives from
currere, to run. It may be applied, for example, to a
course of study, of medical...
-
parts of the
scientific name
derive from
Latin cursor, "runner", from
currere, "to run"
which describes their usual habit as they hunt
their insect prey...
- (16
December 2022). "Centering
Black Excellence:
Critical Race
Currere". The
Currere Exchange Journal. 6 (2): 43–50. Sobande,
Francesca (12 December...
-
early 1970s,
along with
Madeleine Grumet,
Pinar introduced the
notion of
currere,
shifting in a
radical manner the
notion of
curriculum as a noun to curriculum...
- "a race" or "the
course of a race" (which in turn
derives from the verb
currere meaning "to run/to proceed"). The word is "from a
Modern Latin transferred...
-
which literally means 'running'. This term in turn
derives from
Latin currere ('to run, hasten').
Although by the 2010s, the use of
cursive appeared...
- into
extinction in
modern Romance languages.) cursāre ‘run around’ (<
currere, ‘run’) dictāre ‘dictate’ (< dīcere, ‘speak, say’) dormītāre 'be drowsy...
- they get
their names; the term "recurrent" from Latin: re- (back) and
currere (to run),
indicates they run in the
opposite direction to the
vagus nerves...
-
congostras or corredoiras, from
Latin coangusta 'confined' and curro,
currere 'run',
being a
common and
characteristic feature of
rural areas. Some lanes...
