MED 5 Topic 4 Assessing the Curriculum

1. 1. What does the term "intended curriculum" refer to?

• a. What actually takes place in the classroom

• b. What educators plan for students to learn

• c. The actual learning outcomes of students

• d. The assessment methods used by teachers

2. 2. Which of the following is an example of the implemented curriculum in the Philippines?

• a. Standardized test results

• b. Curriculum guides provided by DepEd

• c. Teachers observations and feedback

• d. Learning competencies outlined in textbooks

3. 3. What does the term "achieved curriculum" represent?

• a. The assessment methods used by teachers

• b. The educators plan for students to learn

• c. The actual learning outcomes of students

• d. The intended curriculum objectives

4. 4. What are some examples of assessment methods used to evaluate the achieved curriculum in the Philippines?

• a. Standardized test results and teacher observations

• b. Curriculum guides and textbooks

• c. Student self-assessment and feedback from stakeholders

• d. Extracurricular achievements and projects

5. 5. What does the achieved curriculum provide insights into?

• a. What educators plan for students to learn

• b. What actually takes place in the classroom

• c. The actual learning outcomes of students

• d. The assessment methods used by teachers.

6. 6. Standards upon which the different elements of the curriculum are being tested.

• a. Criteria

• b. Evaluation

7. 7. Referred to as "direct instruction".

• a. Supplantive Approach

• b. Generative Approach

8. 8. Referred to as constructivist or developmental.

• a. Supplantive Approach

• b. Generative Approach

9. 9. Implementation of the objectives

• a. Instruction

• b. Learning

10. 10. Teacher assumes primary responsibility for linking new information with the student's prior knowledge.

• a. True

• b. False