Uncover the Hidden Curriculum

The hidden or invisible curriculum refers to the lessons and values that are explicitly taught in schools.

The hidden or invisible curriculum refers to the lessons and values that are not explicitly taught in schools. (correct)

The hidden or invisible curriculum refers to the physical facilities and resources available in schools.

The hidden or invisible curriculum refers to the academic curriculum followed in schools.

Working within the hidden curriculum means being aware of the hidden lessons and values and using them to enhance students' learning experiences. (correct)

Working within the hidden curriculum means adapting the academic curriculum to include the hidden lessons and values.

Working within the hidden curriculum means ignoring the hidden lessons and values and focusing only on the academic curriculum.

Working within the hidden curriculum means actively teaching the hidden lessons and values to students.

Working within the hidden curriculum is important to prevent negative results such as the reinforcement of stereotypes and inequalities. (correct)

Working within the hidden curriculum is only relevant in non-traditional educational settings.

Working within the hidden curriculum is only relevant for teachers, not for students.

Working within the hidden curriculum is not necessary as it has no impact on students' learning outcomes.