ENLS 118 Flashcards

(45 cards)

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Comprises the experiences of children for which the school is responsible

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Characteristic of a Curriculum

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it has content

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Characteristic of a Curriculum

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it is planned

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series of courses to be taken by the students for which the school is responsible

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set of planned and guided learning experience

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Curriculum as a PLAN

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experiences learners have to go through under the supervision of the school

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Curriculum as an EXPERIENCES

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end points or desired outcomes of the curriculum

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Curriculum as a OBJECTIVE

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Four main purposes of a curriculum

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  1. to describe the purpose of an activity
  2. to establish the desired result
  3. to identify the methodology to be used
  4. to determine how success will be measured
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abilities, attitudes, habits, appreciations, and forms of knowledge produces

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Curriculum as a PRODUCT

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involve changes that community members go through

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Curriculum as a PROCESS

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consist of permanent studies

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Curriculum as a SUBJECT MATTER

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selection of subject material and learning experiences. made on the basis of their link with the events, and situations prevalent in their physical and social environment

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Environment Centeredness

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provides opportunities for the students to bring desirable changes in their behavior

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Activity centeredness

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Curriculum should properly suit their age, abilities, capacities, interests, mental development, and previous experiences

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Child Centeredness

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help students in drawing closer to the community and contribute appropriately in tis progress

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Community Centeredness

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establishment of harmonious relationship not only among the members of a community and nation but also among the people of the whole universe

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Understanding Human Relationships

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provides appropriate opportunities to acquire the desired knowledge and experiences in a correlated and integrated manner to be utilized in their life

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Correlation

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provide interesting content and experiences

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Interest

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cater students with varying general and specific abilities and other characteristics

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Individual Differences of Students

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only contain those topics, subject material, and learning experiences which are found to possess any utility to the students

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increase the difficulty level from one grade to the next higher grades

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Fulfilling the needs of higher classes

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have topics and learning experiences helpful in training the students in civic competency. preparing students to lead future life in the most desirable way

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Forward looking

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should consider relevant conditions of schools

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Availability of time and other resources

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cater the needs of individuals and society

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proper involvement of the teachers in the development of a curriculum

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Consultation with teachers

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use their leisure time effectively
Leisure
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present, past, and future needs of the community should be taken into consideration
Conservation
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What are the Major Foundations of Curriculum?
1. Philosophical Foundations 2. Psychological Foundations 3. Social Foundations 4. Historical Foundations
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content of the unit; topics, or subjects that will be covered as it proceeds
Syllabus
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represent program-wide goals, such as preparing students for specific achievements
General Aims
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description of the desired future of the institution
Vision
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the institution's purpose
Mission
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overall desired goal of the program
Program Aims
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statements describing long-term accomplishments expected from graduates
General Outcomes
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broad statements that describe the career and professional accomplishments the program is preparing the students to achieve
Program Educational Objectives (based on the program PMO)
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program-level outcomes indicating the knowledge or skills students gain
Specific Outcomes
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what students should know or be able to do at the end of the program. knowledge and skills students will have obtained
Program/Student Outcomes
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reflect what students will learn by the end of the course
Program Outcomes Addressed by the Course
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what students will achieve upon successful completion of a unit of study
Intended Learning Outcomes
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list of concepts, topics, material that is covered in books, course, or the lesson plan of a particular curriculum
Scope of Contents
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Systematic arrangement of content and educational learning experiences
Organization of Curriculum
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time or period allotted for a lesson, unit, semester, and course in a syllabus
Time Allocation
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kind of information communications technology (ICT) tools to be utilized in the curriculum
Information Communications Technology
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Modifying instruction to meet individual's needs and learning styles
Differentiation
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modifications you make while designing and teaching lesson. allowing students to be successful in learning the same content
Scaffolding
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type of evaluation or measurement approach used to assess a person's knowledge based on specific predefined outcomes or objectives
Forms of Assessment | Outcomes-Based Assessments