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WorksheetsTools of Curriculum Evaluation
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
1. Other than to improve, why do we need to evaluate curriculum?
a. Identify strength and weaknesses
b. Monitor desired results
c. Guide if can be labelled as success
d. All answers above are correct
Curriculum evaluation refers to the formal process of determining the (a) , effectiveness, or value of a curriculum.
The tools of curriculum evaluation are:
a. Questionnaires, Checklist, Interviews, and Analysis
b. Questionnaires & Checklist, Interviews, Observations, and Documentary Review and Analysis
c. Questionnaires & Checklist, Interviews, Observations, and Teacher-made-tests
d. Questionnaires & Checklist, Interviews, Observations, and Assignments
It is consists of series of questions usually followed by three to five indicators with corresponding numerical equivalent to facilitate analysis and interpretation of responses
a. Questionnaires
b. Checklist
c. Observations
d. Documentary Review and Analysis
They are the quantitative method to facilitate data analysis and comparison
a. Documentary review and analysis
b. Questionnaires and checklist
c. Interview and observations
They are the qualitative methods in assessing curriculum impact.
a. Observations & Questionnaires
b. Observations & Interviews
c. Questionnaires & Checklist
Give at least one available document for review and analysis (use lower case letters in your answer)
(a)
This is used to gather exact, precise and accurate data and information on how a program actually operates, more particularly those pertaining to processes
a. Observations
b. Interviews
c. Checklist
d. Documentary review and analysis
This is believed to be a very good way of accessing people’s perceptions, meanings, definitions of situations and constructions of reality (Punch, 2005).
a. Observations
b. Interviews
c. Questionnaires
d. Checklist
Among the 4 Tools of Curriculum Evaluation, select which one is the most important tool
Questionnaires & Checklist
Interviews
Observations
Documentary review and analysis
