What is the primary focus of Competence-Based Education and Training (CBET)?

• a) Memorization of facts and theories

• b) Developing practical skills and abilities

• c) Rote learning of textbooks

• d) Writing lengthy research papers

A self Centered Design that Subjects are related to one another and still maintain their identity.

What is an example of curriculum design?

• lesson plan

• syllabus

• books

• lesson plan and syllabus

A revision in a curriculum start and ends slowly. More often, curriculum is gradually phased in and phased out, thus the changes that occur can exist and oftentimes overlap for a long period of time.

• curriculum change is inevitable, necessary and desirable

• Curriculum changes made earlier can exist concurrently with newer curriculum changes

• Curriculum is a product of its time

• Curriculum development is a decision making process made from choice of alternatives

In Dave’s Psychomotor Domain Taxonomy, it is described as the copy of action of another, observe and replicate

• Imitation

• Manipulation

• Precision

• Articulation

______ refers to the planned spaces

• Adequacy

• Efficiency

• Suitability

• Economy

ANSWER WITH TRUE OR FALSE

STATEMENT: Curriculum development should stop the universality of education.

A needs assessment should only be carried out be experts

• True

• False

Stakeholders in curriculum development include students

• True

• False

Curriculums should only be developed every 5 years

• True

• False