Teacher and the School Curriculum
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It means the introduction of something new that deviates from the standard practice.
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This is the degree to which an innovation is perceived as being better or introducing useful knowledge leading to acceptability and the rate of adoption.
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An innovation must be simple enough to be understood and utilized.
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These involves not only organizing of content, materials or facilities, but it involves integration of subjects or new approaches to the existing subjects.
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What does classroom instructors want to examine to determine the relevance of the materials. (There are two possible answers)
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This is given at the end of the academic year, yield valuable information about students' understanding of the concepts they have been taught. (There are two possible answers)
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It leads to improvement
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Student-centered methods emphasizes that the teacher is the in the classroom.
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It points out what is good about the work and what is not.
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The final effects of a curriculum are evaluated on the basis of its stated objectives.
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The performance of every student is judged by a specific principle.
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This is the process of establishing the extent to which the objectives of a programme have been achieved.
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This will determine what the learner already knows and the difficulties that they are facing in learning.
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The application should be within the range of the students’ knowledge and skills.
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This is referred to the teachers who put their soul and want products to be globally competitive and mold them to become a better person.
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The content should be concrete, detailed, focused and defined.
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It is the "floor plan" or blueprint of what is going to be taught/learned/experienced in the academic classroom over a period of time.
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The following are factors in selecting objectives EXCEPT ONE.
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This is where the teachers can provide supplemented materials during the process.
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It is the grasping and analyzing the meaning of the content without going beyond the present situation
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It is the ability to judge for a purpose.
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It uses the rules and the principles.
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This is referred to the teacher who is the holder, user, and producer of knowledge, a self-directed individual who takes the curriculum as given and negotiates it in an active relationship with students to address their needs as learners and to the extent possible, meet the requirements outlined in stated curriculum documents.
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It always considers what the learner has already known, his/her characteristics and his/her readiness
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It breaks down components in order to clarify.
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This is referred to the teachers who develops curriculum designs that enriches and modifies the curriculum to suit the learners’ characteristics.
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It is the recalling of information previously presented.
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The objective must be observed and measured through the performance of the students.
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The following are importance of curriculum development EXCEPT ONE.
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This is where the teachers will help increase focus and retention of the curriculum resulting to an exciting learning environment.
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It is adding new content to the materials of the school.
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The content must be finished with the specific number of hours.
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It is particularly unique in its use of social values.
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It is concerned with issues of making a choice of what should be the organizational basis or structural framework of the curriculum. The choice of a design often implies a value position.
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It is the last part of the curriculum for the teachers to know if the student really understood the topic.
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It emphasizes consistency among objectives, learning experiences and learning outcomes
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The purpose of a ______________ is to highlight relationships between subjects and to integrate the learning experience.
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It is something that is related to the topic for further understanding of the learners.
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It is the heart of the curriculum.
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The content should be learnable and adaptable to students’ experiences.
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It serves as the direction to achieve the intended learning outcome/s
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Used to identify “organizing centers”; which are specific learning opportunities.
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It is what the teacher wants to achieve.
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It refers to the authenticity of the content.
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What is the focus of the wheeler’s model?
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Which does not belong to the group.
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This curriculum structure puts a strong emphasis on instruction, teacher-to-student explanation, direct strategies, lectures, question and answer, as well as teacher-student discussions.
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It is used to enhance the thinking skills of the students.
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It is used to refer to areas of study in the school curriculum or any educational program that are required by all students.
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I. One of the characteristics of a good teacher is that he/she has the capacity to learn by experience.
II. A teacher remains to be a student all his/her life.
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Curriculum provides guidance for ___________.
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Curriculum is supposed to be:
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Psychological foundation play its role in the development of curriculum keeping in view the:
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An outline-of the topics of a subject to the covered in specific time is called:
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The importance of curriculum in the system of education is just like a:
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The base on which the subject activities and experience are planned is called:
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The arrangement of the elements of curriculum can be can as:
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Major concern of curriculum is:
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Component of curriculum is:
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Which of the following is nature of the curriculum?
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Philosophical foundation of curriculum is concerned with:
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Curriculum is:
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The forces that effect the development of curriculum are called:
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The model of curriculum could not move above elementary stage is:
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Effectiveness of curriculum is determined by:
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Learning means:
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A curriculum is blue print or pip of the school that includes experiences for the:
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Curriculum reflects the culture of:
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Important factor of curriculum is to help to achieve the:
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What is an important factor contributing to the success of curriculum development and implementation
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He/she is the most important person in the curriculum.
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It is defined as the “Values, traditions, factors and forces which influence the kind, quantity and quality of the experience the school offers its learners”
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It is the “process of liberation from ignorance and prejudice”.
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He was the main proponent of pragmatism.
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The emphasis was on a child – centered curriculum, which necessitates a flexible broad curriculum. There was also an emphasis on practical skills.
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It is the age of reason.
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The teachers’ involvement in the curriculum is less essential in meeting the needs of society.
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It is defined as “the philosophy of existence”.
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He stated that “Man is nothing else but what he makes of Himself”.
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It evolved from a critical perspective of the work of the progressivist; who put too much emphasis on the needs of the child sometimes at the expense of needs of society.
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The aim of___________ education is to develop intellectual powers, as well as educating competent persons.
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It emphasized on equipping the citizenry with knowledge and skills to defend the state; respect tradition; and highlighted the value of practical skills among other aims of education.
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It emphasizes the spiritual component of man.