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WorksheetsFinal Examination in Curriculum Development
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 33mins
According to Ralph Tyler & Hilda Taba, curriculum is best described as:
A list of subjects
A plan for action with strategies to achieve goals
A hidden set of experiences
A syllabus only
Dewey emphasized curriculum as:
A static plan
A single experience
A syllabus
A textbook guide
Which curricularist is known for the “Tyler Rationale”?
Franklin Bobbitt
Ralph Tyler
Hilda Taba
Harold Rugg
Subject-centered curriculum is criticized because:
It encourages creativity
It ignores learner interests and experiences
It is learner-centered
It integrates subjects flexibly
The curriculum as cultural reproduction emphasizes:
Which is NOT a feature of emerging curriculum concepts?
Dynamic and responsive
Learner-centered
Teacher-centered
Competency-based
The core curriculum is designed to:
Provide optional subjects only
Offer compulsory common learning essential for functioning in society
Focus solely on textbooks
Ignore social studies and science
At the national level of curriculum implementation in the Philippines, the Department of Education is responsible for:
Supervising individual classrooms
Formulating national educational policies and standards
Providing direct instructional advice to teachers
Writing textbooks
Which curricularist emphasized child-centered education and social relationships?
Werret Charters
William Kilpatrick
Hollis Caswell
John Dewey
A curriculum that fuses subject matter lines is called:
Correlated curriculum
Subject-centered curriculum
Fusion curriculum
Core curriculum
The division level in curriculum implementation is led by:
Regional Director
District Supervisor
Division Superintendent
School Head
Which curriculum type emphasizes learner independence and confidence?
Teacher-centered
Learner-centered
Content-centered
Assessment-centered
The hidden curriculum refers to:
Explicit subject matter
Unwritten, implicit values and norms learned in school
Teacher lesson plans
Textbook content
Curriculum development is important because it:
Provides structure for textbooks only
Realizes educational objectives and organizes teaching-learning situations
Focuses only on exams
Eliminates cultural values
Which is a disadvantage of student-centered curriculum?
Promotes independence
Ignores school values and focuses too much on activities
Develops executive skills
Encourages responsibility
The curriculum as currere emphasizes:
Memorization of facts
Reconstructing one’s autobiography for future growth
Teacher-centered planning
Subject matter mastery only
Which curricularist introduced educating the “whole child” and social studies?
Harold Rugg
Franklin Bobbitt
Hilda Taba
Hollis Caswell
A curriculum that links subjects but maintains their identity is:
Fusion curriculum
Correlated curriculum
Subject-centered curriculum
Core curriculum
19. _____ The school district level is mainly responsible for:
Implementing educational policies
Setting national curriculum standards
Managing federal education funds
Overseeing international student exchange programs
Which is NOT a merit of the core curriculum?
Provides common learning
Promotes social functioning
Easy content selection
Long-term benefits
The teacher as a curricularist is expected to:
Only implement curriculum
Know, write, plan, innovate, implement, and evaluate curriculum
Focus only on exams
Copy existing materials
Which foundation of curriculum emphasizes values like compassion, truth, and justice?
Subject-centered foundation
Value-oriented education
Technical foundation
Hidden curriculum
Which is a disadvantage of subject-centered curriculum?
Students learn content well
Teachers innovate freely
Students memorize for exams without deeper learning
Efficient in resource-limited settings
The regional level of curriculum implementation benchmarks standards for:
International competitiveness
Local classroom activities
Textbook writing
Teacher salaries
Which curricularist stressed aligning learning objectives with subject matter?
Werret Charters
Ralph Tyler
John Dewey
Hilda Taba
26. _____ Curriculum as a system involves:
Only textbooks
Organization of personnel and procedures for implementation
Teacher-centered instruction
Student autonomy only
Which is a key consideration in curriculum implementation?
Government requirements, school philosophy, and faculty expertise
Only textbooks
Only exams
Student memorization
The teacher as innovator in curriculum means:
Copying existing materials
Adapting and creating new strategies to fit changing needs
Ignoring learner context
Following rigid plans
Which curriculum type emphasizes compulsory courses related to life and society?
Subject-centered
Core curriculum
Student-centered
Fusion curriculum
The local school level is responsible for:
Setting mission, vision, and implementing school curriculum
National policy formulation
Regional benchmarking
Division supervision
1. _____ Curriculum is static and unchanging.
True
False
Emerging curriculum emphasizes learner competencies and experiences.
True
False
Subject-centered curriculum prioritizes learner interests.
True
False
_____ The hidden curriculum includes implicit values and norms.
True
False
At the division level, the Superintendent supervises schools.
True
False
Dewey viewed curriculum only as a syllabus.
True
False
The teacher as curriculumist only implements curriculum.
True
False
Core curriculum provides common essential learning for all students.
True
False
Fusion curriculum disregards subject matter lines.
True
False
Curriculum development is unnecessary for achieving educational objectives.
True
False
Curriculum as autobiography reconstruction
Reconceptualist Curriculum
Traditional Curriculum
Technical-Scientific Curriculum
Behaviorist Curriculum
Curriculum type linking subjects but keeping identity
Interdisciplinary Curriculum
Integrated Curriculum
Core Curriculum
Subject-centered Curriculum
Curriculum type disregarding subject matter lines
Fusion Curriculum
Subject-centered Curriculum
Core Curriculum
Activity Curriculum
Curriculum type focusing on compulsory common learning.
Core Curriculum
Hidden Curriculum
Elective Curriculum
Enrichment Curriculum
Curricularist who introduced social studies and whole child education.
John Dewey
Maria Montessori
Herbert Spencer
Jean Piaget
Curriculum concept emphasizing societal values and culture
Social Reconstructionist Curriculum
Essentialist Curriculum
Perennialist Curriculum
Progressive Curriculum
Curriculum type where learners take command of their own learning
Learner-Centered Curriculum
Subject-Centered Curriculum
Teacher-Centered Curriculum
Core Curriculum
National agency overseeing higher education curriculum in the Philippines.
Commission on Higher Education (CHED)
Department of Education (DepEd)
Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA)
Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)
Curriculum foundation promoting compassion, truth, and justice
Humanistic Foundation
Technical Foundation
Scientific Foundation
Economic Foundation
Identify the person or concept: ________ was a significant figure in curriculum development known for his rationale model.
Ralph Tyler
John Dewey
Hilda Taba
Jerome Bruner
Identify the concept: ________ is a term used in curriculum studies that refers to the autobiographical method of understanding one's educational experience.
Currere
Pedagogy
Syllabus
Didactics
Identify the curriculum type: ________ Curriculum is a type of curriculum where subjects are related to each other to form a unified whole.
Correlated Curriculum
Subject-Centered Curriculum
Hidden Curriculum
Core Curriculum
Identify the curriculum type: ________ Curriculum is a curriculum design that merges different subjects into a single course or learning experience.
Fusion Curriculum
Core Curriculum
Hidden Curriculum
Subject-based Curriculum
Identify the curriculum type: ________ Curriculum is a curriculum that focuses on a set of common learning experiences for all students.
Core Curriculum
Hidden Curriculum
Elective Curriculum
Activity-based Curriculum
Identify the person: ________ was an American educator known for his work in curriculum theory and development.
Harold Rugg
John Dewey
William Heard Kilpatrick
Ralph Tyler
Identify the concept: ________ refers to the process by which existing social structures and cultural norms are passed down through education.
Cultural Reproduction
Social Mobility
Cultural Assimilation
Socialization
Identify the curriculum approach: ________ Curriculum is an approach that emphasizes the needs and interests of the student in the learning process.
Student-centered Curriculum
Subject-centered Curriculum
Teacher-centered Curriculum
Core Curriculum
Identify the organization: ________ is the acronym for the Commission on Higher Education in the Philippines.
CHED
DOH
DEPED
TESDA
Identify the curriculum type: ________ Education is an approach that emphasizes the importance of values in the educational process.
Value-oriented Education
Technical Education
Physical Education
Vocational Education
Which educational theorist is known for advocating experiential learning in curriculum design?
John Dewey
Maria Montessori
Lev Vygotsky
Jean Piaget
