Foundations

Question 1

Chronological development of curriculum along a timeline

Answer 1

Historical Foundations

Question 2

Started the curriculum development movement

Answer 2

Franklin Bobbitt

Question 3

Curriculum is a science that emphasizes students’ needs.

Answer 3

Franklin Bobbitt

Question 4

Curriculum prepares learners for adult life

Answer 4

Franklin Bobbitt

Question 5

Objectives and activities should group together when tasks are clarified

Answer 5

Franklin Bobbitt

Question 6

Franklin Bobbit Key Words

Answer 6

Started curriculum development movement
Emphasizes student needs
Prepares for adult life

Question 7

Objectives and activities should matCH. **Subject matter or content relates to objectives.

Answer 7

Werret Charters

Question 8

Purposeful activities, Project method, Social relationships, and Small group instructions

Answer 8

William Kilpatrick

Question 9

Curricula are purposeful activities which are child-centered.

Answer 9

William Kilpatrick

Question 10

The purpose of the curriculum is child development and growth.

Answer 10

William Kilpatrick

Question 11

He introduced the project method where teacher and student plan the activities

Answer 11

William Kilpatrick

Question 12

Curriculum develops social relationships and small group instruction/small in size

Answer 12

William Kilpatrick

Question 13

Curriculum should develop the whole child.

Answer 13

Harold Rugg

Question 14

Curriculum should produce outcomes.

Answer 14

Harold Rugg

Question 15

Emphasized social studies and suggested that the teacher plan curriculum in advance.

Answer 15

Harold Rugg

Question 16

Curriculum is organized around social functions of themes, organized knowledge, and learner’s interests

Answer 16

Hollis Caswell

Question 17

Curriculum, instruction, and learning are interrelated.

Answer 17

Hollis Caswell

Question 18

Curriculum is a set of experiences. Subject matter is developed around social functions and learners’ interests.

Answer 18

Hollis Caswell

Question 19

Curriculum is a science and extension of the school’s philosophy.

Answer 19

Ralph Tyler

Question 20

Subject matter is organized in terms of knowledge, skills, and values.

Answer 20

Ralph Tyler

Question 21

The process emphasizes problem-solving. The curriculum aims to educate generalists and not specialists.

Answer 21

Ralph Tyler

Question 22

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

Answer 22

Hilda Taba

Question 23

Helped lay the foundation for a diverse student population.

Answer 23

Hilda Taba

Question 24

Curriculum change is a cooperative endeavor.

Answer 24

Peter Oliva

Question 25

Teachers and curriculum specialists constitute the professional core of planners.

Answer 25

Peter Oliva

Question 26

Significant improvement is achieved through group activity.

Answer 26

Peter Oliva