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Curriculum came from the Latin word "Currere" which means race course/ to run/
learners gain knowledge and understanding, develop skills, and alter attitudes, appreciations, and values under the supervision of an academic institution.
Curriculum refers to as the formal and informal content and process by which
Curriculum Development
executing and evaluating learning experience on the basis of the needs, abilities, and interest of the learners and the nature of the society or community. learned in an academic institution as reflected in courses of study and academic programs.
century learners in both organized academic settings and corporation learning centers. A good curriculum development requires selecting learning goals, designing knowledge delivery models while creating assessment methods for individual and group progress. great influence and impact on the development of curriculum which are following 1. Internal factors 2. External factors Factors affecting curriculum development include two types of factor that have
Several factors affect all curriculum development in meeting the needs of 21st
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1- Internal Factors:
1. The Teacher 2. Pupil 4. Philosophy
development are so many some of them important are following 3. School Environment 5. Life Activities
Internal factors that have strong impact and great influence on curriculum
The Teacher
backgrounds and experience in teaching, knowledge about the teaching topics, teaching methods used, attitude towards curriculum development, collaboration with colleagues, teaching preparation practices, major form of student work, and assessment methods. in the writing and revision of the curriculum, performing the majority of the work. responsible for implementing the curriculum in the classroom. Most of the academic The teacher's role in the curriculum development process is critical because she is
institution revise and update their curriculum every few years. Teachers often are invested
The Student
the students.
student into groups of same level of ability) according to the overall academic standard of Curriculum development prepares the student to lead a balanced life in the future
Educational bodies are classified into different bandings (the policy of dividing
by fulfilling roles of a professional person. Such as a family member, a responsible citizen, of a good person. Thus curriculum aims the total development of students.
curriculum has to prepare the student as a good human being who possesses the qualities
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School Environment
Good or bad, academics social environment has broad influence on The academic goals and values The principals leadership style decision-making processes
development and students learning and growth, including major aspects of their social, emotional, and ethical development. The social environment is shaped by many factors: The facultys teaching and discipline methods The policies regarding grading and tracking
curriculum
But perhaps most important in determining the academic environment toward curriculum development is the quality of students relationships with other students and with the academics staff.
Philosophy:
It is the vital factor in curriculum development it forms the basis for the final The major purpose of education is to bring out change in behavior of the student.
Life Activities:
engage as a person of society. These are categorized as professional, family, civic or community, leisure, spiritual. The effective preparation of life activities involves the growth of the students individual capacities and in social participation
The term life activities include the personal activities in which the students will
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External factors that have strong influence on curriculum development are several some of them important are following 1. Technological 2. Knowledge 3. Ideology 4. Political
2-External forces:
5. Learning Theories
Technological
6. Environment
every level of learning. Learning centers and classrooms increasingly provide computers as degrees in computer technology increases in popularity.
requisite interaction for studies among students. Technological multimedia use influences
educational goals and learning experiences among students. Undergraduate and graduate
Knowledge
Descriptive knowledge consists of statement about things that can be perceived directly
or in principles. It include facts, laws rules theories principles etc. and states that things are this way or that they act in this way. individual make moral or aesthetic choices.
Normative knowledge consist of rules, the norms, the standards and the like of which
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into a body of knowledge to solve particular problems has long been done in professional fields. selected in relation to two roles the onlooker role and participant role. understand the principles from a particular field of enquiry. in the field. It has been suggested that knowledge and ways of acquiring it in the curriculum be
Onlooker would be the person who needs sufficient back ground knowledge to Participant would be the scholar in the individual discipline who needs much more mastery in the field in question and of its modes of inquiry so that he could carry on study
Ideology
development because these characteristics influence the types of topics and methods for expectations, accommodating group traditions and promoting equality.
Social Ideology including religion, culture and social groupings affects curriculum
Political
private and public educational institutions rely on funding for hiring personnel, building approving examination systems, politics affects curriculum development.
and maintaining facilities and equipment. All aspects of curriculum depend on local, state
and national political standards. From defining goals, interpreting curricular materials to
Politics influences curriculum design and development starts with funding. Both
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Learning Theories
curriculum development. Understanding the psychology behind learning theories implemented in curriculum development maximizes learning with content, delivery, interactive activities and experiences initiated at the most opportune teaching moment. Both child and adult learning theories within the psychology field influence
Environment
affecting curriculum development. Typical elementary classrooms teach recycling and focused degrees. World awareness and action toward reversing and ending pollution continues
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