Tuto 5.1 Curriculum

Why curriculum is important?

• It provides a steady and organised path.

• Ensure that you’re on the right track.

• Students would not get bored.

• It reflects the current needs of students and society.

3 of the following are examples of the written curriculum.

• sequence charts

• field trips

• lesson plans

• syllabus

3 examples of hidden curriculum are

• quizzes and tests

• physical condition

• peer influence

• teacher-learner interaction

The way teachers teach is known as

• Supported Curriculum

• Hidden Curriculum

• Assessed Curriculum

• Taught Curriculum

Indirect learning experiences

• occur on the spur of the moment

• are planned with a specific goal in mind

• are written in a curriculum

• are led by the teacher

Different assessment techniques for assessed curriculum are

• Oral examination

• Portfolio

• Presentation

• Quizzes

Suggestions to improve the practices are

• State the general learning goals or objectives.

• Include more rather than less material.

• Implement interactive teaching style

Implicit rules, unmentioned expectations, and the norms and values of a culture are known as

• Taught Curriculum

• Assessed Curriculum

• Supported Curriculum

• Hidden Curriculum

Material resources such as textbooks, computers, audio-visual materials and laboratory equipment are known as

• Assessment Curriculum

• Supported Curriculum

• Written Curriculum

• Taught Curriculum

Quizizz is known as

• Written Curriculum

• Taught Curriculum

• Hidden Curriculum

• Assessment Curriculum