Curriculum Evaluation and Subject Focus

Christina reviews 'The Good and the Beautiful Language Arts Level 6' curriculum, highlighting its non-denominational Christian approach and coverage of subjects like literature, grammar, art, and geography. She details the course book, additional materials like the answer key and reader, and explains the lesson structure, which includes reading, dictation, and art projects. Christina shares her positive experience with the curriculum, noting its focus on Australia and New Zealand, and concludes with personal insights and recommendations.

What type of curriculum is 'The Good and the Beautiful Language Arts Level 6' described as?

• Secular

• Non-denominational Christian

• Buddhist

• Catholic

Which subjects are covered in the course book?

• Literature, Grammar, and Art

• History and Physical Education

• Music and Dance

• Mathematics and Science

What is included in the daily checklist?

• Homework assignments

• Daily tasks and activities

• Weekly goals

• Monthly projects

How does the curriculum integrate art and geography?

• Through separate art and geography classes

• By including art projects related to geographical topics

• By focusing solely on art

• By focusing solely on geography

What is the purpose of the answer key provided to parents?

• To provide answers to the course book exercises

• To give parents additional homework

• To offer extra reading material

• To replace the course book

What is the function of the grammar and geography cards?

• To be used for art projects

• To be used only in level 6

• To be memorized and cycled through repeatedly

• To be used once and discarded

What activities are included in a typical lesson?

• Only grammar exercises

• Only reading

• Only art projects

• Spelling, dictation, and reading

What is a unique focus of the lessons in this curriculum?

• European history

• Australian and New Zealand culture

• American politics

• African wildlife

What is the overall impression of the curriculum according to the narrator?

• It is engaging and varied

• It lacks variety

• It is too difficult for children

• It is not suitable for Christian families