Guiding Principles For Curriculum Evaluation

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This means the blending, fusion or unification of subject matter under themes or topic units.
- Relevance
- Balance
- Integration

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This quiz assesses key principles in curriculum evaluation, focusing on relevance, integration, and scope, highlighting how these elements meet learners' needs and enhance educational effectiveness.

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This principle refers to what the curriculum intends to cover in terms of content, learning activities and assessment schemes.
- Scope
- Sequence
- Balance
Correct Answer

A. Scope

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Scope refers to the extent or range of topics or subjects that are included in the curriculum. It encompasses what the curriculum intends to cover in terms of content, learning activities, and assessment schemes. This principle ensures that all the necessary knowledge and skills are included in the curriculum and that students have a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. It helps in setting clear goals and objectives for the curriculum and ensures that it is aligned with the desired outcomes of education.

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What principle of curriculum evaluation is concerned with the usefulness and relatedness of the curriculum elements to learners needs and life demands?
- Scope
- Relevance
- Balance
Correct Answer

A. Relevance

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The principle of curriculum evaluation that is concerned with the usefulness and relatedness of the curriculum elements to learners' needs and life demands is relevance. This principle emphasizes the importance of ensuring that the curriculum content and activities are applicable and meaningful to the learners' lives. It focuses on aligning the curriculum with the learners' interests, goals, and real-world experiences to enhance their engagement and motivation in the learning process. By prioritizing relevance, educators can create a curriculum that is practical, applicable, and meaningful to the learners, ultimately enhancing their learning outcomes.

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Guiding Principles For Curriculum Evaluation

This means the blending, fusion or unification of subject matter under themes or topic units.

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This principle refers to what the curriculum intends to cover in terms of content, learning activities and assessment schemes.

What principle of curriculum evaluation is concerned with the usefulness and relatedness of the curriculum elements to learners needs and life demands?