types of curriculum OS

Instructional materials such as textbooks, audio-visuals,blogs, wikis, zoos, museum & real life objects are examples of this curriculum

• Recommended Curriculum

• Written Curriculum

• Supported Curriculum

• Taught Curriculum

A law making body like the congress,the senate,or a university/school can recommend academic program deemed necessary for national identity & security.

• Recommended Curriculum

• Written Curriculum

• Assessed Curriculum

• Hidden Curriculum

Varied activities that are implemented in order to arrive at the objectives of the written curriculum.

• Written Curriculum

• Null Curriculum

• Assessed Curriculum

• Taught Curriculum

A series of evaluations done by teacher to determine if the students are progressing.

• Hidden Curriculum

• Assessed Curriculum

• Null Curriculum

• Phantom Curriculum

Unintended curriculum which is not deliberately planned but may modify behavior or influences learning outcomes.

• Learned Curriculum

• Concomitant Curriculum

• Null Curriculum

• Hidden Curriculum

Part that is not written or not taught. There are no topics or objectives.

• Written Curriculum

• Hidden Curriculum

• Null Curriculum

• Taught Curriculum

This type of curriculum may be received at home or at church, in the context of religious expression, lessons on values, ethics or morals and molded behaviors.

• Learned Curriculum

• Phantom Curriculum

• Concomitant Curriculum

• Covert Curriculum

Indicates what the students have actually learned. This can be measured thru learning outcomes.

• Assessed Curriculum

• Learned Curriculum

• Phantom Curriculum

• Covert Curriculum

The messages prevalent in and through exposure to any kind of media.

• Covert Curriculum

• Null Curriculum

• Phantom Curriculum

• Hidden Curriculum

An example of this curriculum is the Basic Education Curriculum (BEC) and the written lesson plan of each classroom .

• Phantom Curriculum

• Recommended Curriculum

• Taught Curriculum

• Written Curriculum