fix(curriculum): Add backticks to @property (#64561)

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@@ -21,9 +21,9 @@ When you use a method, you always have to call it with parentheses. But with a p
 
 For example, you might want to calculate a value or check that a new value is valid before saving it. Instead of calling a method for that, you can use an attribute-like way to do that.
 
-To create a property, you define a method and place the @property decorator above it. This tells Python to treat the method as a property.
+To create a property, you define a method and place the `@property` decorator above it. This tells Python to treat the method as a property.
 
-That takes us to getters. Here's how to create one with the @property decorator:
+That takes us to getters. Here's how to create one with the `@property` decorator:
 
 ```py
 class Circle: