What is the hidden curriculum?

• A set of unwritten rules or expectations

• The official curriculum taught in schools

• The visible curriculum that is communicated to students

• The curriculum that is written in textbooks

What is an unwritten rule about what you should be doing before attending class?

• Preparing the required materials and readings

• Sleeping late and skipping breakfast

• Chatting with friends and not focusing on studies

• Leaving all the preparation for the last minute

What is an unwritten rule about what you should be doing in class?

• Taking notes and actively participating in discussions

• Daydreaming and not paying attention

• Using your phone and browsing social media

• Ignoring the professor and not asking questions

What is an unwritten rule about what you should be doing after class?

• Reviewing the lecture notes and completing any assigned tasks

• Immediately forgetting everything you learned

• Going out with friends and not studying

• Skipping the review and moving on to the next topic

What is an unwritten rule if you are not able to attend that class?

• Contacting a classmate or the professor for missed materials

• Not worrying about it and assuming you didn't miss anything important

• Copying someone else's notes without their permission

• Waiting for the professor to provide the missed materials

What opinions are affecting your learning right now?

• None, I am not influenced by any opinions

• My professor's opinions

• My classmates' opinions

• Opinions from outside sources

Do you think you need to understand the hidden curriculum?

• Yes, it is important for my learning and success

• No, it doesn't make a difference

• I'm not sure, it doesn't seem relevant

• I don't care about the hidden curriculum

In a smaller class, what advantage do students have in discussions?

• They have more time to participate and interact with each other

• They have less pressure to contribute and can remain silent

• They have more opportunities to distract others

• They have less chance to learn from their peers

In a larger class, how do professors adapt their teaching based on student feedback?

• They use technology to monitor understanding and adjust the class

• They ignore student feedback and continue with their planned lectures

• They cancel the class if students don't understand the subject

• They rely on students to inform them about their understanding

What is the first step in dealing with the hidden curriculum?

• Recognizing it and understanding its influence

• Ignoring it and focusing only on the official curriculum

• Blaming the professors for not communicating clearly

• Avoiding any situations related to the hidden curriculum