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CURRICULUM
Mrutyunjaya Mishra
Lecturer, H.I
The Word: Curriculum
• Latin: Running course
• Scotland 1603: Carriage way, road
• United States 1906: Course of study
• United States, 1940: Plan for learning (study)
What is curriculum?
• Assessment Products
• Introduction/Closure Resources
Assessment
Intro
Teaching
Learning
Products
Resources
KEY CURRICULUM COMPONENTS
Grouping
Extensions
Modifications
Curriculum Models
The Framework Underlying All
Reasons and Rationale for a
Curriculum Model Based on
Student Differences
• Instructor answers student’s questions about • Students answer each other’s questions, using
language instructor as an information resource
• Classroom is quite • Classroom is often noisy and busy
• Instructor evaluates student learning • Students evaluate their own learning; instructor
also evaluates
Activity Based Curriculum
• Active Learning is, in short, anything that students
do in a classroom other than merely passively
listening to an instructor's lecture.
• This includes everything from listening practices
which help the students to absorb what they hear,
to short writing exercises in which students react to
lecture material, to complex group exercises in
which students apply course material to "real life"
situations and/or to new problems.
Activity Based Curriculum
• According to Tanner and Tanner, “Activity
curriculum is an attempt to treat learning as an
active process. Activity curriculum discards the
boundaries and the curriculum was centered largely
on areas of child interest. The objective of
curriculum was child growth through experience.”
• According to Beans, “The major premise of activity
movements was that learner ought to be active
rather than passive participants in learning”.
Components of good active
learning
• Activities should have:
A definite beginning and ending
A clear purpose or objective
Contain complete and understandable
directions
A feedback mechanism
Include a description of the technology or
tool being used in the exercise.
Integrated Curriculum