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Curriculum development process

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is curriculum development?

a)
Curriculum development is the process of grading students.
b)
Curriculum development refers to the physical layout of classrooms.
c)
Curriculum development is the systematic planning and organization of educational content and experiences.
d)
Curriculum development is solely focused on teacher training.
2.

Which of the following is not the element of curriculum?

a)
Classroom furniture
b)

Evaluation

c)

Learning experiences

d)
Curriculum objectives
3.

What is the first steep of curriculum development?

a)
Evaluate student performance
b)
Implement teaching strategies
c)
Create a syllabus
d)
Conduct a needs assessment
4.

Which of the following is incorrect about specific objectives?

a)

Specific

b)

Measurable

c)

Attainable

d)

Time consuming

5.

Which of the following is related cognitive domain?

a)
Artistic creativity and expression.
b)
Emotional intelligence and social skills.
c)
Knowledge and mental skills related to learning.
d)
Physical abilities related to sports.
6.

Which of the following is not the level of affective domain?

a)

Receiving

b)

Responding

c)

Perception

d)

Valuing

7.

Which of the following is the final level of cognitive domain?

a)
Creating
b)
Understanding
c)
Evaluating
d)
Analyzing
8.

Which of the following is the final level of psychomotor domain?

a)
Adaptation
b)
Manipulation
c)
Origination
d)
Response
9.

Which of the following is not the criteria of selecting contents in curriculum?

a)

Relevancy

b)

Interest

c)

availability

d)

Significance

10.

What is core curriculum?

a)
A core curriculum is a mandatory set of courses that all students must complete.
b)
A core curriculum is a set of elective courses that students can choose from.
c)
A core curriculum is a list of optional subjects that enhance learning.
d)
A core curriculum is a program designed for advanced students only.
11.

What is subject centred curriculum?

a)
A curriculum that prioritizes skills over content knowledge.
b)
A curriculum that emphasizes specific subjects and their content.
c)
A curriculum that focuses on student interests and experiences.
d)
A curriculum that integrates multiple subjects into a cohesive learning experience.
12.

What is problem centred curriculum?

a)
A curriculum that prioritizes real-world problems and challenges as the basis for learning.
b)
A curriculum designed exclusively for vocational training.
c)
A curriculum that emphasizes standardized testing and grades.
d)
A curriculum focused solely on theoretical knowledge.
13.

What is child centred curriculum?

a)
A child centred curriculum focuses solely on standardized testing.
b)
A child centred curriculum is designed to benefit teachers more than students.
c)

A child centred curriculum is an approach that prioritizes the interests and needs of the child.

d)
A child centred curriculum ignores the child's interests and needs.
14.

Which of the examples of core curriculum?

a)
Mathematics, Science, Language Arts, Social Studies
b)

Computer Programming, software development

c)

Art History, sociology, economics

d)

Physical Education, biology, botany, physics

15.

Which is the final stages of curriculum development according to Wheeler?

a)
Evaluation
b)
Implementation
c)
Feedback
d)
Assessment