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WorksheetsCURRICULUM
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This refers to the curriculum that is written and reflected in the formal instruction offered in schools that comprises part and parcel of the entire school experience of a student.
Written curriculum
Societal curriculum
The electronic curriculum
This curriculum comprises those contents that are offered by policy-makers, school officials, administrators, or politicians, designer of concepts and initiator of changes
Internal curriculum
Rhetorical curriculum.
The electronic curriculum
It is primarily Influenced by religious expressions and beliefs, lessons on values, ethics or morals.
Received curriculum
Null curriculum
Concomitant curriculum
This refers to the aspects or components of the overall curriculum that are actually delegated to the students.
Received curriculum.
Curriculum-in-use
Hidden Curriculum
This is a type of curriculum that blends content together with the experiences and realities of the learner.
Internal curriculum
Hidden or covert curriculum
Curriculum-in-use
The professional who specializes in curriculum development.
(a)
It enumerates all courses offered by any program for all year levels with the corresponding number of units for each course.
Program Prospectus
Course Syllabus
This is a teacher's document (for students) that serves as guide to facilitating learning in the classroom.
Lesson/Learning Plan.
Course Syllabus
The guideline for a specific course with special attention to content, teaching style, and academic standards.
Course Syllabus
Curriculum
A way of dealing with the curriculum. It also refers to how the curriculum is designed to be handled and implemented.
(a)
this approach prioritizes learning goals and objectives.
Behavioral approach
Managerial approach
This approach is influenced by the line of relationships in the organizational chart institution.
Systems approach
Humanistic approach
A dynamic process that aims to craft a comprehensive curriculum that is responsive to the current needs of society
(a)
A process that considers the vision, mission, goals, principles, values, and philosophical beliefs of a school translated into learning objectives for learners to engage in the classroom.
Curriculum designing
Curriculum planning
The process of assessing the effectiveness of the curriculum in reference to the learning outcomes set for each topic reflected in the curriculum
(a)
the action part in which the designed curriculum is implemented in the classroom.
Curriculum implementation
Curriculum evaluation
