Curriculum Models

In which approach to curriculum development does the curriculum designer prioritize what students will be learning from a specific subject matter and the explicit goals and objectives they must achieve?

• Tyler Rationale

     

• Taba Grassroots Model

•   Task Analysis

     

• Backward Design

Which stage of the backward design model focuses on identifying enduring understandings?

• Stage 1: Identify Desired Results

     

• Stage 2: Determine Acceptable Evidence

• Stage 3: Plan Learning Experiences and Instruction

     d

• Stage 4: Assess and Reflect

What is the purpose of performance tasks in the backward design model?

• To assess students' understanding and ability to transfer their learning

     

• To measure students' factual knowledge and recall

•  To evaluate students' opinions and personal feelings

     

• To assess students' creativity and artistic skills

What is the role of authentic tasks in curriculum assessment?

• They provide real-world contexts for students to apply their learning

    

•  They focus on traditional quizzes and tests

•  They emphasize the memorization of facts and concepts

     

• They assess students' ability to work independently

Which curriculum development model is described as a planned, purposeful, progressive, and systematic process to create improvements in the educational system?

• Tyler Rationale

    

•  b) Taba Grassroots Model

• c) Task Analysis

     

• d) Backward Design

What is the primary focus of evaluation in the educational arena?

•    Personal feelings and opinions

     

• Systematic and formal assessment

• Achieving intended curriculum outcomes

• Judging the quality and worth of the curriculum

How does evaluation inform decision-making in curriculum development?

• By obtaining information and forming judgments

   

•   By prioritizing students' learning goals and objectives

• By addressing the society's needs

    

•   By improving the economy of a country

What is the significance of curriculum development in today's knowledge economy?

• It improves the economy of a country

    

•   It focuses on personal feelings and opinions

• It addresses the society's needs

     

• It plays a vital role in improving the economy of a country

 What does a curriculum model encompass?

• Educational philosophy, approach to teaching, and methodology

     

• Personal feelings and opinions

• Systematic and formal assessment

     

• Achieving intended curriculum outcomes

Which stage of the backward design model involves selecting activities, materials, and resources to support learners in understanding important ideas and processes?

• Stage 1: Identify Desired Results

     

•   Stage 2: Determine Acceptable Evidence

• c) Stage 3: Plan Learning Experiences and Instruction

     

•  d) Stage 4: Assess and Reflect