30 Questions
What is the first phase of the curriculum development process?
Situational Analysis
What does the situational analysis include?
Analysis of curriculum sources and influences
What results from the situational analysis?
Selection of Goals and Objectives
What takes place after the situational analysis and selection of goals and objectives?
Development of Curriculum Standards
What is the first phase of Glatthorn’s model for developing curriculum standards?
Develop a comprehensive set of content standards by examining various curriculum sources and influences
What are the different types of standards developed in the final draft according to Glatthorn’s model?
Content Standards, Skill Standards, and Values Standards
What is the phase where the actual teaching and learning take place in the curriculum development process?
Implementation
What does curriculum planning involve?
Selecting appropriate resources, incorporating technology, and planning for professional development
What is the systematic process of designing an educational program?
Curriculum Planning
What does curriculum design refer to?
The arrangement of the four elements of a curriculum
In Glatthorn’s model for developing curriculum standards, what are aims?
Broad descriptions of purposes or ends related to educational aims and philosophy
What are the aims in Glatthorn’s model for developing curriculum standards compared to?
Broad descriptions of purposes or ends related to educational aims and philosophy
What is NOT a part of the four elements of a curriculum in curriculum design?
Selecting appropriate resources
What is the first phase in the curriculum development process according to the text?
Selection of Content or Subject Areas
What does continuous evaluation ensure in effective curriculum planning?
Alignment with educational standards and the institution's philosophy
What is essential to ensure that curriculum planning remains dynamic and relevant over time?
Flexibility and responsiveness to educational trends
What does scope in curriculum design encompass?
Affective and psychomotor contents
How is scope described in the context of curriculum design?
Broad and general
What does the appropriate scope in curriculum ensure with respect to curricular coverage?
Time-bound coverage
In addition to cognitive content, what else does scope in curriculum design include?
Diversity of learners
What is the main role of the teacher in determining the scope of curriculum?
Decision making
What are some considerations for determining the appropriate scope in curriculum design?
Complexity of content
What does the term 'scope' refer to in the context of curriculum?
The coverage of the curriculum
Which principle is associated with arranging content from simple to complex, concrete to abstract, and easy to difficult?
Simple to Complex Learning
What does the inductive arrangement of a curriculum's scope involve?
Starting with simple concepts and moving to general content
According to Smith, Stanley, and Shore (1957), what is the meaning of 'Whole to Part Learning' principle?
Understanding the overview before specific content
What is the purpose of 'Prerequisite Learning' principle according to Smith, Stanley, and Shore (1957)?
Learning fundamental things ahead of more advanced concepts
What does the term 'sequence' refer to in the context of curriculum?
The chronological order of events
Which arrangement involves starting with simple concepts and moving to general content?
Inductive arrangement.
What does 'scope' refer to in relation to curriculum?
The division of content into units, sub-units, chapters, or sub-chapters.
This quiz covers the initial phases of curriculum development, including situational analysis and the selection of goals and objectives. It explores how contextual factors and influences shape curriculum design and planning.
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