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Curriculum Sources

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Political issues such as: No Child Left Behind and Race to the Top are still being used and revised in curriculum.

a)

Society as a Source of Curriculum

b)

Learners as a Source of Curriculum

c)

Subject Matter as A Source of Curriculum

d)

Knowledge as a Source of Curriculum

2.

Examining a child cognitive ability.

a)

Society as a Source of Curriculum

b)

Learners as a Source of Curriculum

c)

Subject Matter as a Source of Curriculum

d)

Knowledge as a Source of Curriculum

3.

CHED issued Memorandum Orders about the curricular requirements which include course title, course credit and description.

a)

Society as a Source of Curriculum

b)

Learner as a Source of Curriculum

c)

Subject Matter as a Source of Curriculum

d)

Knowledge as a Source of Curriculum

4.

Teachers need to understand the cultural, socio economic and political conditions of the people.

a)

Society as a Source of Curriculum

b)

Learner as a Source of Curriculum

c)

Subject Matter as a Source of Curriculum

d)

Knowledge as a Source of Curriculum

5.

Curricular framework, goals, descriptions and standards help educators understand what should be taught.

a)

Society as a Source of Curriculum

b)

Learner as a Source of Curriculum

c)

Subject Matter as a Source of Curriculum

d)

Knowledge as a Source of Curriculum

6.

The students are different in terms of socio-economic status and educational background.

a)

Society as a Source of Curriculum

b)

Learners as a Source of Curriculum

c)

Subject Matter as a Source of Curriculum

d)

Knowledge as a Source of Curriculum

7.

Curricular Innovations and changes set by the government were considered and strictly followed in designing the official curriculum.

a)

Society as a Source of Curriculum

b)

Learners as a Source of Curriculum

c)

Subject Matter as a Source of Curriculum

d)

Knowledge as a Source of Curriculum

8.

They have different cultures, languages, learning styles, needs and levels of motivation.

a)

Society as a Source of Curriculum

b)

Learners as a Source of Curriculum

c)

Subject Matter as a Source of Curriculum

d)

Knowledge as a Source of Curriculum

9.

A direct subject of the school curriculum.

a)

Society as a Source of Curriculum

b)

Learners as a Source of Curriculum

c)

Subject Matter as a Source of Curriculum

d)

Knowledge as a Source of Curriculum

10.

Security problems, diseases, poverty and many others affect the everyday life of people.

a)

Society as a Source of Curriculum

b)

Learners as a Source of Curriculum

c)

Subject Matter as a Source of Curriculum

d)

Knowledge as a Source of Curriculum