The teachers and The Curriculum (Day 13) Flashcards

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set for course, proper goals( M,V,L) system of dealing with people and the process, aim or Philosophy of education,

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traditional definition

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planned learning experiences, list of subjects and courses

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Traditional definitions

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ordinary, limited TOL

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traditional dedfinitions

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sum of all the learning experiences, entire ranges of experiences, undirected (unplanned) directed (planned experiences)

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progressive definition

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set of learning and experiences, enriched, broad PEB

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Progressive deifiniton

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recommendations came from governments agencies (TESDA, CHED, UNESCO, PAFTE)

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Recommended curriculum

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most ideal curriculum

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recommended curriculum

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documents (lesson planed & curriculum guide)

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written curriculum

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put life to the written curriculum (implemented curriculum)

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taught curriculum

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printed materials, and non-printed materials(learning materials)

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supported curriculum

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evaluated after it has been taught

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assessed curriculum

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can indicate the cognitive, affective, psychomotor outcomes

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learned curriculum

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indicator that the students gain learning

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behavioral changes

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unwritten curriculum, peer influence, environment, parental

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hidden curriculum

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is a professional who is a curriculum especialist

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curricularist

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implementation of a new curriculum requires open mindedness

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initiator

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creativity and innovations, unique and out of the box strategy

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innovator

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gives life to the curriculum plan, teaching, guiding, facilitating skills of the teacher

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implementer

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desired learning outcomes have been achieved

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evaluator

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master what are included in the curriculum, attend seminar, pursue degree

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knower

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21
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takes record

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writer

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make yearly, monthly or daily plan of the curriculum

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planner

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factors to consider in planning a curricum

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the learner
support materials
time
subject matter or content
desired outcomes

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perennialist, permanent studies, 3Rs basic eduaction, liberal eduaction in college

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robert hutchins

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essentialist, intellectual training
arthur bestor
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sole source of curriculum is discipline, he coined the word discipline as ruling doctrine for curriculum development
joseph schwab
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knowledge which comes from various disciplines
phillip phenix
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progressivist, education is experiencing
john dewey
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all experiences children have under the guidance of teachers
hollis caswell & kemm campbell
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all the experiences in the classroom are planned enacted by the students
colin marsh & george willis
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sequence of potential experiences set up in school
othaniel smith & william stanley & harlan shore
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knowledge to be transmitted, what is to be taught
curriculum as a content or body of knowledge
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understand and adjust the complexity of infromation
differentiating content
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actually happens in the classroom, how to teach the content
curriculum as a process
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activities, understand and master the topic, direct instruction in one group, group work for another group
differentiating process
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learning outcomes desired of learners
curriculum as a product/ outcome
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exams, activities, project, written work to any learner
differentiating product
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arranged vertically or horizontally
articulation
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equitable assignment
balance
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grade-wise, revisiting the topic, spiral progression, content in a lower level is connected to the next level
vertical allignment
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across subject per grade(integrate subject to subject)
horizontal allignment
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logical arrangement, the order should be easy to comprehend, easy to complex
sequence
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integrated and interconnectedness
integration
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across the subject
interdisciplinary
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topic within the subject
intradisciplinary
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integrate to real life
transdisiplinary
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vertical repetition, recurring approaches, repeatedly taught, repetitive
continuity
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coverage or boundaries (limited 3 domains)
scope
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inital step, philosophies of the school, purpose of the school, learning objectives, learning outcomes, behavioral changes, the end product
planning
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selection and organization
designing
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putting the plan into action
implementing
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follow implementation, determine the learning outcome achieved
evaluating
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PDIE or PIE
Planning designing implementing evaluating
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father of behavioral objectives, grandfather of curriculum design
ralph tyler
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ralph tyler model, emphasizes the planning phase
ralph tyler model tyler's rationale linear model 4 basic principle
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purpose of the school (top down approach), educational experiences related to the purpose, organization of the experiences, evaluation of the experiences
4 basic Principle PEOE Purpose of the school educational experiences organization of the experiences evaluation of the experiences
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grassroot approach (bottom up approach )
hilda taba
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according to hilda tabe the prime role is the
teacher
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7 major steps in curriculum by hilda taba DFSOSSOD
diagnosis of learners need formulation of objectives selection of content organization of content selection of experiences organization of experiences determination of what to evaluate
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curriculum model, describe as plan, set of learning oppurtunities
Gyalen Saylok & william alexander
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PDIE by gaylen & william
Goals, objectives, domains curriculum designing curriculum implementation evaluation