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What is a key component of successful curriculum implementation?
What is a key component of successful curriculum implementation?
- Minimal resources and support
- Active participation of stakeholders (correct)
- Centralized decision-making
- Exclusively teacher-directed instruction
Which of the following is NOT part of laying down a curriculum plan?
Which of the following is NOT part of laying down a curriculum plan?
- Assessment of learning outcomes
- Classroom decoration style (correct)
- Objectives or intended learning outcomes
- Subject matter
How can a teacher promote a climate of openness and trust in the classroom?
How can a teacher promote a climate of openness and trust in the classroom?
- By minimizing student participation
- By encouraging continuous feedback and reflection (correct)
- By using only traditional assessment methods
- By strictly adhering to the syllabus
What aspect is emphasized as an important commodity during the curriculum implementation process?
What aspect is emphasized as an important commodity during the curriculum implementation process?
What is a necessary element for building a learning community during curriculum implementation?
What is a necessary element for building a learning community during curriculum implementation?
What will occur when driving forces overpower restraining forces?
What will occur when driving forces overpower restraining forces?
According to Kurt Lewin's field force theory, which of the following is a restraining force?
According to Kurt Lewin's field force theory, which of the following is a restraining force?
Which category of curriculum change refers to a complete overhaul of existing programs?
Which category of curriculum change refers to a complete overhaul of existing programs?
What is indicated by perturbations in curriculum change?
What is indicated by perturbations in curriculum change?
What approach does McNeil (1990) suggest is more effective for facilitating change?
What approach does McNeil (1990) suggest is more effective for facilitating change?
Fear of the unknown is categorized as what type of force in the educational landscape?
Fear of the unknown is categorized as what type of force in the educational landscape?
What is the main focus of TPACK in the teaching process?
What is the main focus of TPACK in the teaching process?
Value orientation in curriculum change responds to which scenario?
Value orientation in curriculum change responds to which scenario?
Which option is a potential driving force for change in the education system?
Which option is a potential driving force for change in the education system?
Which of the following is not a component of the TPACK framework?
Which of the following is not a component of the TPACK framework?
Which type of media is classified as non-projected media?
Which type of media is classified as non-projected media?
What is one criterion for using visual aids effectively in the classroom?
What is one criterion for using visual aids effectively in the classroom?
Which visual aid characteristic enhances overall readability?
Which visual aid characteristic enhances overall readability?
What is a key factor to consider when selecting technology for instructional purposes?
What is a key factor to consider when selecting technology for instructional purposes?
How many lines of text should not exceed in each static display according to the criteria?
How many lines of text should not exceed in each static display according to the criteria?
What shift does the term 'paradigm shift' refer to in education?
What shift does the term 'paradigm shift' refer to in education?
What should be the maximum number of different lettering styles used in a static display?
What should be the maximum number of different lettering styles used in a static display?
Which of the following is NOT considered a role of educational technology in curriculum delivery?
Which of the following is NOT considered a role of educational technology in curriculum delivery?
Which type of instructional media involves the use of both sight and sound technology?
Which type of instructional media involves the use of both sight and sound technology?
Which sensory perception dominates with 83% in the effectiveness of learning?
Which sensory perception dominates with 83% in the effectiveness of learning?
What is considered effective appeal in visual aids?
What is considered effective appeal in visual aids?
How does the medium's appropriateness relate to learning objectives?
How does the medium's appropriateness relate to learning objectives?
What is one of the trends driving technological change in education?
What is one of the trends driving technological change in education?
Which instructional media falls under projected media?
Which instructional media falls under projected media?
What is one way to engage parents in supporting their child's education?
What is one way to engage parents in supporting their child's education?
Which statement best reflects the saying, 'it takes a whole village to educate a child'?
Which statement best reflects the saying, 'it takes a whole village to educate a child'?
What role do government agencies like DEPED and TESDA play in education?
What role do government agencies like DEPED and TESDA play in education?
How do local government units (LGUs) support education?
How do local government units (LGUs) support education?
Non-government organizations like Gawad Kalinga focus on what aspect of education?
Non-government organizations like Gawad Kalinga focus on what aspect of education?
Which organization is known for supporting teacher development programs?
Which organization is known for supporting teacher development programs?
In what way can community resources influence school curricula?
In what way can community resources influence school curricula?
What is the primary focus of organizations like Metro Bank Foundation?
What is the primary focus of organizations like Metro Bank Foundation?
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Study Notes
Educational Forces
- Driving Forces: Elements that promote change, such as government intervention, technological advancements, societal values, administrative support, and knowledge growth.
- Restraining Forces: Factors that impede change, including fear of the unknown, negative attitudes, traditional values, limited resources, and obsolete equipment.
- Equilibrium Concept: Stability in the education landscape is maintained when driving and restraining forces are balanced, preventing change.
Kurt Lewin's Field Force Theory
- Change is best achieved by reducing restraining forces rather than solely increasing driving forces.
- Categories of Curriculum Change (McNeil, 1990):
- Substitution: Complete overhaul where an old curriculum is entirely replaced.
- Alteration: Minor changes to existing curricula.
- Restructuring: Significant modifications to educational systems.
- Perturbations: Disruptive changes necessitating quick teacher adaptation.
Value Orientation in Curriculum
- Responds to shifts in educational focus, aligning teacher emphasis with school mission.
- Aims for developmental growth by fostering multiple perspectives and promoting autonomous learning.
Elements of Curriculum Change Process
- Step 1: Orientation and Preparation involving continuous reflection and feedback for refinement.
- Participatory Implementation: Engage all stakeholders, including peers, parents, and school leaders to encourage buy-in and ownership.
- Material Support: Needs include supplies and conducive learning environments like well-equipped classrooms and laboratories.
Implementing Curriculum in Classrooms
- Core Components:
- Intended Learning Outcomes (ILO)
- Subject Matter (SM)
- Teaching Strategies
- Assessment of Learning Outcomes (ALO)
- Assignments or Agreements
Instructional Media Technology
- Types of Media:
- Non-projected: Real objects, field trips, printed materials, etc.
- Projected: Overheads, slides, films, and video presentations.
- Technology Selection Factors: Practicality, activity suitability, and appropriateness to learning objectives.
Role of Technology in Curriculum Delivery
- Trends:
- Shift towards student-centered learning.
- Increased use of technology for more effective teaching and learning experiences.
- Emphasis on holistic learning approaches.
Primary Roles of Educational Technology
- Enhances teaching quality and student mastery.
- Expands educational delivery beyond traditional settings through non-traditional methods.
- Supports curricular shifts towards student-centered educational practices.
Criteria for Visual Aids
- Importance of visual presentation in education, emphasizing clarity in lettering, consistency, and readability for audience engagement.
- Recommendations for appealing and interactive visual components to enhance understanding.
Community and Parental Involvement
- Active participation of parents and the community is crucial for curricular success.
- Initiatives like "Brigada Eskwela" promote cooperation and support educational efforts.
Government and Non-Government Agencies
- Government Agencies: DEPED, TESDA, and CHED oversee curriculum implementation. PRC and CSC regulate teacher qualifications, while local government units provide essential support for construction and resources.
- Non-Government Agencies: Organizations like Gawad Kalinga and various educational associations support early childhood education and professional development for teachers, contributing to curriculum enhancements.
Stakeholder Influence
- Curriculum development is affected by varied stakeholders whose contributions shape, replace, or modify educational content and processes.
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