Exploring Curriculum Development

What are the key components of the ADDIE model in curriculum design?

• Planning, Execution, Review, Feedback

• Research, Strategy, Testing, Assessment

• Concept, Prototype, Launch, Follow-up

• Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, Evaluation

How can learning outcomes be effectively assessed in a curriculum?

• Rely solely on standardized tests for assessment.

• Use a mix of formative and summative assessments aligned with learning objectives.

• Use only multiple-choice questions for all assessments.

• Assess only through student self-evaluations.

What is the purpose of formative evaluation in curriculum development?

• To create standardized tests for students.

• The purpose of formative evaluation is to improve the curriculum and enhance the learning experience through ongoing feedback.

• To assess the final effectiveness of the curriculum.

• To determine the budget for curriculum development.

Describe the differences between summative and formative assessment methods.

• Summative assessment is used only in higher education; formative assessment is only applicable in primary education.

• Summative assessment is ongoing and provides feedback during learning; formative assessment is final and measures overall success.

• Summative assessment is informal and focuses on student engagement; formative assessment is formal and grades student performance.

• Summative assessment is evaluative and occurs at the end of a learning period; formative assessment is diagnostic and occurs during the learning process.

Which curriculum evaluation method focuses on stakeholder feedback and its importance?

• Formative Assessment

• Standardized Testing

• Stakeholder Evaluation

• Curriculum Mapping