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EDU321 Curriculum Studies II

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the primary distinction between curriculum and instruction?

a)

Curriculum focuses on what is taught, while instruction focuses on how it is taught.

b)

Curriculum focuses on methods and techniques, while instruction focuses on content.

c)

Curriculum refers to the overall educational plan, while instruction refers to the teaching process.

d)

Curriculum is the practical application of instructional plans.

2.

How is the cyclical model different from other models in understanding the relationship between curriculum and instruction?

a)

It emphasizes the hierarchical relationship between the two entities.

b)

It stresses the need for continuous adaptations and improvements of both curriculum and instruction.

c)

It views curriculum and instruction as two separate and isolated systems.

d)

It does not consider the feedback process between curriculum and instruction.

3.

What is the key feature of concentric models in understanding the curriculum-instruction relationship?

a)

Complete detachment of curriculum from instruction

b)

Independence of both entities from each other

c)

Mutual dependence between curriculum and instruction

d)

Integration of curriculum and instruction as a single entity

4.

When did the National Curriculum Conference take place in Nigeria?

a)

September 8th, 1967

b)

September 17th, 1969

c)

August 15th, 1972

d)

November 5th, 1975

5.

Why did Nigerians call for a curriculum change after Independence?

a)

To become a technologically advanced nation like developed countries

b)

To promote foreign observers' experiences in education

c)

To make the curriculum uniform in all regions of Nigeria

d)

To prioritize foreign languages in the curriculum

6.

What was a significant challenge in developing a uniform curriculum for Nigeria?

a)

Lack of qualified teachers from different ethnic groups

b)

Multicultural and multi-ethnic diversity in the society

c)

Limited resources for education development

d)

Resistance from foreign observers

7.

What were the major educational aspects identified in the Conference?

a)

Primary Education, Secondary Education, and Tertiary Education

b)

National Philosophy of Education, Science and Technical Education, and Women Education

c)

Primary Education, Secondary Education, Tertiary Education, Teacher Education, Science and Technical Education, Women Education, and Education for Living

d)

National Philosophy of Education, Control of Public Education, and Education for Living

8.

What was the purpose of the National Policy on Education published in 1977?

a)

To establish a uniform system/structure of education throughout Nigeria

b)

To provide guidance to foreign observers in Nigerian schools

c)

To abolish all regional differences in education permanently

d)

To promote haphazard and uncoordinated curriculum development

9.

Which body was responsible for setting up curriculum development centers at both national and state levels?

a)

National Teacher Institute (NTI), Kaduna

b)

Comparative Education Study and Adaptation Centre (CESAC), Lagos

c)

Nigerian Education Research and Development Council (NERDC)

d)

Science Teachers Association of Nigeria (STAN)

10.

What was the primary objective of the National Curriculum Conference in 1969?

a)

To establish a national philosophy of education

b)

To develop educational materials for primary, secondary, and teacher education levels

c)

To examine the content of education at all levels to make it meaningful to Nigerian society

d)

To promote foreign observers' experiences in curriculum development

11.

What is the primary focus of modern curriculum development?

a)

Teacher-centered learning

b)

Content-centric approaches

c)

Student-centered learning

d)

Standardized testing

12.

Competency-based education shifts the focus from _____.

a)

Teacher qualifications

b)

Seat time

c)

Assessment methods

d)

Technological integration

13.

Interdisciplinary learning in the curriculum aims to _____.

a)

Separate different subject areas

b)

Integrate various disciplines

c)

Increase the content load

d)

Eliminate hands-on experiences

14.

Authentic learning experiences in the curriculum are characterized by _____

a)

Rote memorization

b)

Virtual simulations

c)

Real-world relevance

d)

Multiple-choice assessments

15.

How does technology integration enhance modern curricula?

a)

By replacing teachers with technology

b)

By reducing student engagement

c)

By promoting digital literacy and information fluency

d)

By increasing the reliance on traditional textbooks

16.

Global and cultural competence in the curriculum aims to foster _____.

a)

Nationalism and exclusion

b)

Understanding and empathy for different cultures

c)

A focus on one's own culture only

d)

A focus on one's own culture only

17.

Social and emotional learning (SEL) in the curriculum focuses on developing _____.

a)

Academic performance only

b)

Emotional intelligence and resilience

c)

Technological skills

d)

Standardized test scores

18.

What is the key emphasis of sustainability and environmental education?

a)

Ignoring environmental issues

b)

Promoting awareness and understanding of environmental challenges

c)

Minimizing the importance of climate change

d)

Minimizing the importance of climate change

19.

In the Mutual Adaptation Approach, curriculum adjustments are made through:

a)

Negotiation and flexibility between planners and implementers

b)

Rigid adherence to the original plan

c)

Teacher-learner interactions only

d)

External factors influencing implementation

20.

According to common beliefs about curriculum and instruction, what is the relationship between the two?

a)

They are unrelated and function independently.

b)

They are completely separate entities with no interdependence.

c)

They are interlocking and interdependent.

d)

They are distinct but cannot function in isolation.