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Importance of Curriculum Change

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What is the main reason for curriculum change according to the text?

To comply with government regulations

To resist educational reforms

To keep up with societal development and knowledge revolution (correct)

To create confusion among educators

What does it mean for a curriculum to be 'timeless,' as mentioned in the text?

It responds to current social forces and educational reforms (correct)

It is designed by a single individual

It never changes

It remains outdated forever

Who should ideally design and own curriculum changes, based on the text?

Teachers (correct)

Students

Parents

Government officials

Why is it important to involve a broad range of stakeholders in significant curriculum changes?

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What does the text suggest about curriculum design being 'comprehensive'?

It should be based on a careful plan with established outcomes Signup and view all the answers

Why is a systematic process important in curriculum development?

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Importance of Curriculum Change

Choose a study mode

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Questions and Answers

What is the main reason for curriculum change according to the text?

What does it mean for a curriculum to be 'timeless,' as mentioned in the text?

Who should ideally design and own curriculum changes, based on the text?

Why is it important to involve a broad range of stakeholders in significant curriculum changes?

What does the text suggest about curriculum design being 'comprehensive'?

Why is a systematic process important in curriculum development?

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