PCK 1- TYPES OF CURRICULUM

1. The curriculum has to be implemented based on what has been written or planned.

• Recommended Curriculum

• Assessed Curriculum

• Taught Curriculum

2. This curriculum has a great impact on the behavior of the learner. The school environment, media, and peer influence are some of its factors.

• Hidden/Implicit Curriculum

• Written Curriculum

• Assessed Curriculum

3. It is described as support materials that the teacher needs to make learning and teaching meaningful.

• Learned Curriculum

• Supported Curriculum

• Taught Curriculum

4. These are recommendations in the form of memoranda or policy, standards, and guidelines that came from government agencies such as DepEd and CHED

• Written Curriculum

• Taught Curriculum

• Recommended Curriculum

5. It is a type of curriculum that demonstrates higher-order and critical thinking and lifelong skills.

• Assessed Curriculum

• Learned Curriculum

• Hidden/Implicit Curriculum

6. This is the curriculum that is evaluated after it has been taught.

• Assessed Curriculum

• Learned Curriculum

• Written Curriculum

7. This includes documents based on the recommended curriculum. An example of this is the teacher's lesson plan.

• Assessed Curriculum

• Supported Curriculum

• Written Curriculum

8. The teacher should expect that school curricula are dynamic and changing.

• True

• False

9. Only the Commission on Higher Education can recommend a curriculum

• True

• False

10. It is a reality that there are more than one curricula that exist in the teacher's classroom.

• True

• False