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THE TEACHER AND THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM 2
48問 • 7ヶ月前
  • Angel Borres
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    This model described the curriculum as a plan for providing sets of learning opportunities to achieve board educational goals and related specific objectives for an identifiable population served by a single school center.

    CURRICULUM MODEL

  • 2

    The steps in the curriculum model

    GOALS, OBJECTIVES, AND DOMAINS, CURRICULUM DESIGNING, CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION, EVALUATION

  • 3

    These are the chronological development of curriculum along a timeline.

    HISTORICAL FOUNDATION

  • 4

    HE STARTED THE CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT MOVEMENT

    FRANKLIN BOBBIT

  • 5

    CURRICULUM IS A SCIENCE THAT EMPHASIZES STUDENTS’ NEEDS

    FRANKLIN BOBBIT

  • 6

    Curriculum prepares learners for adult life

    FRANKLIN BOBBIT

  • 7

    He is a follower of bobbit where they posited that curriculum is science and emphasizes students needs.

    WERRET CHARTERS

  • 8

    Objectives and activities should match.

    WERRET CHARTERS

  • 9

    Curricula are purposeful activities where the students should be active/ child-centered

    WILLIAM KILLPATRICK

  • 10

    Introduced the project method where teacher and students (collaborate) plan the activities

    WILLIAM KILLPATRICK

  • 11

    Curriculum develops social relationships and small group instruction

    WILLIAM KILLPATRICK

  • 12

    Curriculum should develop the whole child. Developer the child holistically.

    HAROLD RUGG

  • 13

    Curriculum should develop the child holistically with the statement of objectives and related learning activities, curriculum should produce outcomes.

    HAROLD RUGG

  • 14

    Emphasized social studies and suggested that the teacher plans curriculum in advance

    HAROLD RUGG

  • 15

    Curriculum is organized around social functions(prepares us for our profession) of themes organized knowledge and learner’s interest

    HOLLIS CASWELL

  • 16

    Curriculum is a set of experiences.

    HOLLIS CASWELL

  • 17

    Curriculum is a science and an extension of school’s philosophy

    RALPH TYLER

  • 18

    Curriculum aims to educate generalist and not specialist

    RALPH TYLER

  • 19

    Contributed to the theoretical and pedagogical foundations of concepts development and critical thinking in social studies curriculum

    HILDA TABA

  • 20

    Helped layer the foundation for diverse student population.

    HILDA TABA

  • 21

    Contributed in inclusive education

    HILDA TABA

  • 22

    He described how curriculum change is a cooperative endeavor by the stake holders

    PETER OLIVA

  • 23

    Teachers and curriculum specialist constitute the professional core of planner

    PETER OLIVA

  • 24

    Significant improvement is achieved through group activity

    PETER OLIVA

  • 25

    Issues from society including groups and institutions in the culture and their contribution to education

    SOCIOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS

  • 26

    Society as a source of change, schools as agent of change, and knowledge as an agent of change.

    SOCIOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS

  • 27

    Considered two fundamental elements-school and civil society- to be major topics needing attention and reconstruction to encourage experimental intelligence and plurality

    JOHN DEWEY

  • 28

    Wrote the book “future shock”

    ALVIN TOFFLER

  • 29

    Believed that knowledge should prepare students fro the future

    ALVIN TOFFLER

  • 30

    According to Alvin TOFFLER it is the future of education due to technology.

    HOME SCHOOLING

  • 31

    He is against academic slavery (spoon feeding)

    PAOLO FREIRE

  • 32

    Education as a means of shaping the person and society critical reflections and conscientization(allow the learners to think critically on societal issues through dialogue

    PAOLO FREIRE

  • 33

    Emphasis on questioning problem posing and critical thinking

    PAOLO FREIRE

  • 34

    Curriculum organized around needs of society and the students.

    JOHN GOODLAND

  • 35

    Reduce student conformity in the classroom (giving learner autonomy/ownership)

    JOHN GOODLAND

  • 36

    Involvement of students in planning curriculum contents and instructional activities.

    JOHN GOODLAND

  • 37

    He created the 10 axioms for curriculum designers

    PETER OLIVA

  • 38

    This are principles that practitioners as curriculum designers can use as guidelines or a frame of reference

    AXIOMS

  • 39

    the 10 axioms for curriculum designers

    CURRICULUM CHANGE IS INEVITABLE, NECESSARY, AND DESIRABLE, CURRICULUM IS THE PRODUCT OF ITS TIME, CURRICULUM CHANGES MADE EARLIER CAN EXIST CONCURRENTLY WITH NEWER CURRICULUM, THE CURRICULUM CHANGE DEPENDS ON PEOPLE WHO WILL IMPLEMENT THE CHANGE, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS A COOPERATIVE GROUP ACTIVITY, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS A DECISION- MAKING PROCESS MADE FROM CHOICES OF ALTERNATIVES, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS AN ONGOING PROCESS, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS MORE EFFECTIVE IF ITS A COMPREHENSIVE PROCESS RATHER THAN A PIECEMEAL, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS MORE EFFECTIVE WHEN IT FOLLOWS A SYSTEMATIC PROCESS, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT STARTS FROM WHERE THE CURRICULUM IS

  • 40

    Societal development and knowledge revolution come so fast and require new curriculum designs

    CURRICULUM CHANGE IS INEVITABLE, NECESSARY, AND DESIRABLE

  • 41

    Curriculum is timeless which means it responds to changes that come from current social forces, educational reforms, etc.

    CURRICULUM IS THE PRODUCT OF ITS TIME

  • 42

    Curriculum development changes can co-exists and overlap

    CURRICULUM CHANGES MADE EARLIER CAN EXIST CONCURRENTLY WITH NEWER CURRICULUM

  • 43

    Group decisions in some aspects of curriculum development are suggested. Consultations with stakeholders, when possible, will add a sense of ownership.

    CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS A COOPERATIVE GROUP ACTIVITY

  • 44

    A curriculum developer/designer must decide what content to teach and what methods or strategies to use

    CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS A DECISION- MAKING PROCESS MADE FROM CHOICES OF ALTERNATIVES

  • 45

    As the needs of the learners change, sad society changes and as new knowledge and technology appear the curriculum must change

    CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS AN ONGOING PROCESS

  • 46

    A curriculum design must be based on careful planning intended outcomes clearly established.

    CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS MORE EFFECTIVE IF ITS A COMPREHENSIVE PROCESS RATHER THAN A PIECEMEAL

  • 47

    A curriculum design should always be SMART. Should undergo process (step-by-step)

    CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS MORE EFFECTIVE WHEN IT FOLLOWS A SYSTEMATIC PROCESS

  • 48

    An existing design is a good starting point for any who plans to enhance and enrich a curriculum

    CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT STARTS FROM WHERE THE CURRICULUM IS

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    This model described the curriculum as a plan for providing sets of learning opportunities to achieve board educational goals and related specific objectives for an identifiable population served by a single school center.

    CURRICULUM MODEL

  • 2

    The steps in the curriculum model

    GOALS, OBJECTIVES, AND DOMAINS, CURRICULUM DESIGNING, CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION, EVALUATION

  • 3

    These are the chronological development of curriculum along a timeline.

    HISTORICAL FOUNDATION

  • 4

    HE STARTED THE CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT MOVEMENT

    FRANKLIN BOBBIT

  • 5

    CURRICULUM IS A SCIENCE THAT EMPHASIZES STUDENTS’ NEEDS

    FRANKLIN BOBBIT

  • 6

    Curriculum prepares learners for adult life

    FRANKLIN BOBBIT

  • 7

    He is a follower of bobbit where they posited that curriculum is science and emphasizes students needs.

    WERRET CHARTERS

  • 8

    Objectives and activities should match.

    WERRET CHARTERS

  • 9

    Curricula are purposeful activities where the students should be active/ child-centered

    WILLIAM KILLPATRICK

  • 10

    Introduced the project method where teacher and students (collaborate) plan the activities

    WILLIAM KILLPATRICK

  • 11

    Curriculum develops social relationships and small group instruction

    WILLIAM KILLPATRICK

  • 12

    Curriculum should develop the whole child. Developer the child holistically.

    HAROLD RUGG

  • 13

    Curriculum should develop the child holistically with the statement of objectives and related learning activities, curriculum should produce outcomes.

    HAROLD RUGG

  • 14

    Emphasized social studies and suggested that the teacher plans curriculum in advance

    HAROLD RUGG

  • 15

    Curriculum is organized around social functions(prepares us for our profession) of themes organized knowledge and learner’s interest

    HOLLIS CASWELL

  • 16

    Curriculum is a set of experiences.

    HOLLIS CASWELL

  • 17

    Curriculum is a science and an extension of school’s philosophy

    RALPH TYLER

  • 18

    Curriculum aims to educate generalist and not specialist

    RALPH TYLER

  • 19

    Contributed to the theoretical and pedagogical foundations of concepts development and critical thinking in social studies curriculum

    HILDA TABA

  • 20

    Helped layer the foundation for diverse student population.

    HILDA TABA

  • 21

    Contributed in inclusive education

    HILDA TABA

  • 22

    He described how curriculum change is a cooperative endeavor by the stake holders

    PETER OLIVA

  • 23

    Teachers and curriculum specialist constitute the professional core of planner

    PETER OLIVA

  • 24

    Significant improvement is achieved through group activity

    PETER OLIVA

  • 25

    Issues from society including groups and institutions in the culture and their contribution to education

    SOCIOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS

  • 26

    Society as a source of change, schools as agent of change, and knowledge as an agent of change.

    SOCIOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS

  • 27

    Considered two fundamental elements-school and civil society- to be major topics needing attention and reconstruction to encourage experimental intelligence and plurality

    JOHN DEWEY

  • 28

    Wrote the book “future shock”

    ALVIN TOFFLER

  • 29

    Believed that knowledge should prepare students fro the future

    ALVIN TOFFLER

  • 30

    According to Alvin TOFFLER it is the future of education due to technology.

    HOME SCHOOLING

  • 31

    He is against academic slavery (spoon feeding)

    PAOLO FREIRE

  • 32

    Education as a means of shaping the person and society critical reflections and conscientization(allow the learners to think critically on societal issues through dialogue

    PAOLO FREIRE

  • 33

    Emphasis on questioning problem posing and critical thinking

    PAOLO FREIRE

  • 34

    Curriculum organized around needs of society and the students.

    JOHN GOODLAND

  • 35

    Reduce student conformity in the classroom (giving learner autonomy/ownership)

    JOHN GOODLAND

  • 36

    Involvement of students in planning curriculum contents and instructional activities.

    JOHN GOODLAND

  • 37

    He created the 10 axioms for curriculum designers

    PETER OLIVA

  • 38

    This are principles that practitioners as curriculum designers can use as guidelines or a frame of reference

    AXIOMS

  • 39

    the 10 axioms for curriculum designers

    CURRICULUM CHANGE IS INEVITABLE, NECESSARY, AND DESIRABLE, CURRICULUM IS THE PRODUCT OF ITS TIME, CURRICULUM CHANGES MADE EARLIER CAN EXIST CONCURRENTLY WITH NEWER CURRICULUM, THE CURRICULUM CHANGE DEPENDS ON PEOPLE WHO WILL IMPLEMENT THE CHANGE, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS A COOPERATIVE GROUP ACTIVITY, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS A DECISION- MAKING PROCESS MADE FROM CHOICES OF ALTERNATIVES, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS AN ONGOING PROCESS, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS MORE EFFECTIVE IF ITS A COMPREHENSIVE PROCESS RATHER THAN A PIECEMEAL, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS MORE EFFECTIVE WHEN IT FOLLOWS A SYSTEMATIC PROCESS, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT STARTS FROM WHERE THE CURRICULUM IS

  • 40

    Societal development and knowledge revolution come so fast and require new curriculum designs

    CURRICULUM CHANGE IS INEVITABLE, NECESSARY, AND DESIRABLE

  • 41

    Curriculum is timeless which means it responds to changes that come from current social forces, educational reforms, etc.

    CURRICULUM IS THE PRODUCT OF ITS TIME

  • 42

    Curriculum development changes can co-exists and overlap

    CURRICULUM CHANGES MADE EARLIER CAN EXIST CONCURRENTLY WITH NEWER CURRICULUM

  • 43

    Group decisions in some aspects of curriculum development are suggested. Consultations with stakeholders, when possible, will add a sense of ownership.

    CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS A COOPERATIVE GROUP ACTIVITY

  • 44

    A curriculum developer/designer must decide what content to teach and what methods or strategies to use

    CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS A DECISION- MAKING PROCESS MADE FROM CHOICES OF ALTERNATIVES

  • 45

    As the needs of the learners change, sad society changes and as new knowledge and technology appear the curriculum must change

    CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS AN ONGOING PROCESS

  • 46

    A curriculum design must be based on careful planning intended outcomes clearly established.

    CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS MORE EFFECTIVE IF ITS A COMPREHENSIVE PROCESS RATHER THAN A PIECEMEAL

  • 47

    A curriculum design should always be SMART. Should undergo process (step-by-step)

    CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IS MORE EFFECTIVE WHEN IT FOLLOWS A SYSTEMATIC PROCESS

  • 48

    An existing design is a good starting point for any who plans to enhance and enrich a curriculum

    CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT STARTS FROM WHERE THE CURRICULUM IS