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  • 問題数 31 • 11/26/2024

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    Models of curriculum

    a.process model b. product model

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    Focuses on the methods and experiences involved in teaching and learning and it emphasizes the activities and interactions that take place during the educational process

    process model

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    Elements of process model

    learner centered, active engagement, dynamic and flexible, emphasis on skills

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    Prioritize the needs and interests and experiences of learners

    learner centered

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    Encourages participation and exploration and inquiry

    active engagement

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    Focuses on developing critical thinking and problem solving and collaboration skills

    emphasis on skills

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    Focuses on the outcomes or end results of education and emphasizing what learners should know unable to do by the end of a course or a program

    product model

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    Elements of product model

    outcome oriented, structured assessment, goal- driven

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    Refers to the arrangement of the element of a curriculum. It is used interchangeably with curriculum organization

    curriculum design

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    It deals with arranging or organizing the total curriculum from the philosophy down to the contents of different subjects

    macro level

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    It deals with organizing the content of a specific subject or discipline.

    micro level

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    Arranging the elements and contents of the curriculum can be referred to as the function of curriculum design

    macro level

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    A function of curriculum organization

    micro level

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    Different curriculum designs

    subject -centered design, learner- centered design, problem- centered design

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    Are by far the most popular and widely used curriculum design, this is because knowledge and content are well accepted as integral parts of the curriculum

    subject-centered design

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    Is both the oldest and best known designed to most people because it was the way none of them were educated and that humans are unique because of their intellect and the quest for knowledge

    academic subject design

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    Is up specific body of knowledge that has its method of inquiry and its specialized words and terminology tradition collection of literature and person involved in the field

    discipline design

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    Also known as the multidisciplinary design and the reason for this is to arose from the concern that the subject thought were to compartmentalized and fragmented

    broad fields design

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    Characterized as interdisciplinary and if you do not want your curriculum to consist of five separate subjects and neither do you want the five different subjects area to be post into one subject

    correlation design

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    Students learn the methods of inquiry used by experts in the respective discipline

    process design

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    While subject center designs are popular, there is also an emphasis on this. The early supporters of the child centered curriculum were largely the progressive

    learner -centered designs

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    Believes that learners should actively participate in the teaching learning process and learning should be relatedly closely to the daily lives of the students

    child- centered design

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    Well known advocates of child -centered design is

    john dewey the impulse to communicate to compare and contrast to inquire to express themselves through language

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    The focus is the learner which is quite similar to the child center designs and is placed on the need for the curriculum to reform society

    radical design

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    According to proponents of this curriculum design the learning is reflected and not externally imposed by those in power

    radical design

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    Based their arguments on the principles of humanistic psychology and a basic question as is whether the curriculum has allowed a person to truly achieve his or her full potential

    humanistic design

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    One of the proponents of the humanistic curriculum design was

    carl rogers who argued that the aim of education is the facilitation of learning

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    Carl rogers argued that the

    aim of education is the facilitation of learning

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    The focus of this category of model is the problem faced by society and our predetermined before the arrival of students

    problem -centered design

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    There are persistent life situations that are crucial to a society successful functioning an example of this is life situations or healthy living and the use of leisure time and ethical character and racial tolerance

    life -centered situations design

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    A variation of the life centered situation design is this. The focus is still on the pressing problems of society and are selected to form the core

    core design