Curriculum Evaluation

IT IS A PROCESS DONE IN ORDER TO GATHER DATA THAT ENABLESONE TO DECIDE WHETHER TO ACCEPT, CHANGE, ELIMINATE WHOLE CURRICULUM.

• Curriculum implementation

• Curriculum development

• Curriculum Evaluation

• Curriculum

What is the primary purpose of curriculum evaluation?

• To create new educational content from scratch

• To identify the strengths and weaknesses of an existing curriculum for future planning, design, or implementation

• To assess the financial costs of curriculum development

• To compare different educational systems globally

Who proposed a curriculum evaluation model and his monograph was entitled Basic Principles of Curriculum and Instruction

• Raffy Tyler

• Rulph Tyler

• Raphy Tyler

• Ralph Tyler

What is the main purpose of input evaluation?

• To assess alternative means based on the inputs for achieving objectives and to help decision makers choose the best options

• To evaluate the performance of students

• To determine the cost-effectiveness of educational materials

• To analyze the outcomes of educational programs

What is the primary purpose of analyzing the outcomes of educational programs?

• To reduce the costs associated with curriculum development

• To compare different teaching methodologies globally

• To improve the physical infrastructure of schools

• To evaluate the effectiveness and impact of the programs on student learning and development

What is the primary purpose of Process Evaluation?

• To create new processes and implement them from scratch

• To monitor processes to ensure they are implemented correctly and make necessary modifications.

• To evaluate the outcomes of the processes and measure their effectiveness.

• To terminate processes that are no longer needed.

What is the primary purpose of Context Evaluation?

• To monitor the implementation of processes and make necessary adjustments.

• To implement new processes and ensure their proper functioning.

• To evaluate the outcomes and impacts of the program or curriculum.

• To assess needs and problems in the context for decision makers to determine the goals and objectives of the program/curriculum.

Who chaired the committee that developed the CIPP Model of Curriculum Evaluation, and what is its primary emphasis?

• Daniel Stuffiebeam; the emphasis is on improving teaching techniques.

• Daniel Stuffiebeam; the emphasis is on providing data for decision making.

• Phi Delta Kappa; the emphasis is on evaluating student performance.

• Phi Delta Kappa; the emphasis is on curriculum content development.

What are the curriculum aspects that can assessed?

• supported

• tested

• learned

• written

• verbal

What does Bradley's handbook on Curriculum Leadership and Development provide?

• Strategies for teaching techniques

• Methods for student assessment

• Indicators to measure the effectiveness of a developed or written curriculum

• Guidelines for classroom management