Lesson 1 - Introduction

What is the central guide for all educators as to what is essential for teaching and learning?

• Written Curriculum

• Taught Curriculum

• Curriculum

• Supported Curriculum

Which type of curriculum refers to how teachers actually teach?

• Taught Curriculum

• Assessed Curriculum

• Hidden Curriculum

• Excluded Curriculum

What type of curriculum involves the additional tools, resources, and learning experiences found in and outside a classroom?

• Excluded Curriculum

• Hidden Curriculum

• Recommended Curriculum

• Supported Curriculum

What is the purpose of having a curriculum according to the United States Department of Education?

• To provide teachers with an outline for what should be taught in classrooms

• To evaluate the curriculum

• To ensure that students are exposed to rigorous curricular goals

• To assess the results of the curriculum

What is the structure, organization, and considerations in a curriculum created for?

• To provide an outline for what should be taught in classrooms

• To measure students' success

• To enhance student learning and facilitate instruction

• To prioritize content, skill sets, and tools for educators

What does the learned curriculum refer to?

• What is formally put down in writing and documented for teaching

• What students walk away with from a course

• How teachers actually teach

• The additional tools, resources, and learning experiences found in and outside a classroom

What is the null curriculum also known as?

• Assessed Curriculum

• Recommended Curriculum

• Written Curriculum

• Excluded Curriculum

What does the hidden curriculum include?

• Implicit rules, unmentioned expectations, and the norms and values of a culture

• Quizzes, tests, and other kinds of methods to measure students' success

• What is not taught in a course

• What experts in education suggest

What does the supported curriculum involve?

• What students walk away with from a course

• What is formally put down in writing and documented for teaching

• The additional tools, resources, and learning experiences found in and outside a classroom

• The necessary goals, methods, materials, and assessments to effectively support instruction and learning

What does the assessed curriculum refer to?

• What is formally put down in writing and documented for teaching

• What students walk away with from a course

• Quizzes, tests, and other kinds of methods to measure students' success

• The necessary goals, methods, materials, and assessments to effectively support instruction and learning