Curriculum Models (Studen-centered/Subject-centered/Problem

It is a broad theoretical framework used to design and organize the curriculum according to certain principles and criteria.

• Critical Pedagogy

• Curriculum model

• Curriculum ideology

A curriculum model encompasses...

• syllabi planning

• approaches and assessment procedures

• ...educational philosophy, approach to teaching, and methodology. 

Which approach aims to provide students with relevant real-world skills?

• Learner-centered

• Subject-centered

• Problem-centered

Some benefits of problem-centered are:

• emphasis on critical thinking, a focus on collaboration, and more innovation in the classroom

• more students' autonomy and teachers centered.

• emphasis on the subjects.

This model emphasizes the specific skills and knowledge associated with a subject area.

• Learner-centered

• Problem-centered

• Subject-centered

"Core curriculum," refers to a subject-centered approach.

• True

• False

Which approach leaves little room for cross-subject connections?

• Student-centered

• Subject-centered

• Problem-centered

Which approach emphasizes the needs and goals of each learner as an individual?

• Student-centered

• Learner-centered

• Problem-centered

In which approach the needs of the learners guide the curriculum development process?

• Learner-centered

• Problem-centered

• Subject-centered

In this approach "Learners are taught how to look at a problem and come to a solution".

• Learner-centered

• Subject-centered

• Problem-centered