The teacher and School curriculum

Curriculum comes from the japanese word currere, which means “to run” or “to run a course.”

• True

• False

A curriculum is considered the “heart” of any learning institution which means that schools or universities cannot exist without a curriculum.

• True

• False

A good curriculum is autocratically conceived.

• True

• False

Four Curriculum Approaches:

• Behavioral Approach

• Managerial Approach

• Systems Approach

• Humanistic Approach

• Subject-centered Approach

Is it true that the concepts of multi-grade teaching have allowed you to have a better

knowledge of this topic?

• A. It is, indeed, timely and relevant.

• B. No, I don't intend to use it.

• C. No, it only makes the material more difficult to understand.

• D. Yes, I learned about different types of curriculum and how they are used in the

  classroom.

What is taught or emphasized at home, or those experiences that are part of a family's experiences, or related family-sanctioned experiences.

• A. Multi-grade teaching

• B. Phantom

• C. Concomitant

• D. Curriculum

What is a teacher's document (for students) that serves as a guide to facilitating learning in the classroom?

• Program Prospectus

• Course Syllabus

• Lesson/Learning Plan

• Curricular and extracurricular programs of the school

They are also called the best supporters of the school in terms of its financial aspect, among others. In many schools, the PTA, which stands for Parent-Teacher Association, may lead to strengthening the bond or link between the home and school.

• Other Stakeholders

• School Administrators

• Parents

• Teachers

This decision involves determining the implications to resources including financial consideration in order to improve the student learning as a result of an assessment.

• administrative policy

• program or curriculum

• guidance and counselling

• instructional

This decision involves the process of identifying students who need remediation or may be recommended for the enrichment program of the school.

• selection

• placement

• instructional

• diagnostic