Concepts, Nature And Purposes

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PCSPE stands for

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Philippine Commission to Survey Philippine Education

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Curricular renewal or reforms are recommended by

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PCSPE
SOUTELE
PCER

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SOUTELE stands for

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Survey of the Outcomes of Elementary Education

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PCER stands for

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Philippine Commission for Educational Reforms

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The anchor of reforms in education from the basic to higher education is

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NCBTS

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NCBTS stands for

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National Competency-Based Teacher Standards

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Basic should emphasize the 3Rs.

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Traditional

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Curriculum is the total learning experiences of the individual

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Progressive

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John Dewey said that reflective thinking is

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A means that unifies curricular elements

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Ralph Tyler Model connotes

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Four basic principles

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Tyler’s 4 basic principles are also known as

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Tyler’s Rationale

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The four principles included

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Purpose of the school
Educational experiences related to the purpose
Organization of the experiences
Evaluation of the experiences

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Hilda Taba improved on Tyler’s Rationale by

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Making a linear model

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Hilda Taba’s advocacy centered on

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Grassroots approach

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The seven steps to Taba’s model are

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Diagnosis of learners needs and expectations of the larger society
Formulation of learning objectives
Selection of learning content
Organization of learning content
Selection of learning experiences
Organization of learning activities
Determination of what to evaluate and the means of doing it

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Allan Glathorn describes

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Seven types of curriculum

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Seven types of curriculum

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STAR WHL

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What does STAR WHL mean

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Supported
Taught
Assessed
Recommended
Written
Hidden
Learned

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The curriculum that comes from a national agency

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Recommended

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Made by curriculum experts with teachers—documents, course of study or syllabi

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Written curriculum

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Different planned activities put into action in the classroom

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Taught

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Includes material resources such as textbooks, computers, audio visual materials, lab equipment, playgrounds, zoos and other facilities

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Supported curriculum

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Tested or evaluated curriculum

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Assessed curriculum

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Refers to the learning outcomes achieved by the students—cognitive, affective or psychomotor

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Learned curriculum

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Unintended curriculum including peer influence, school environment, physical condition, mood of the teachers

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Hidden curriculum

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John Dewey in 1916 looks at Education

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As a way of life

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Teacher is the sole authority

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Essentialism

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Teachers help students think with reason

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Perennialism

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Lifelong learners are produced

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Progressivism

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Learning as instrument fro societal change

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Reconstructionism

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Majority of scholars would place the beginning of the curriculum in ________ with the publication of Franklin Bobbit's book ______________

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The Curriculum

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For Franklin Bobbit, curriculum prepares students for

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Adult life

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Werret Charters, like Bobbit, stated that curriculum is a

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Science

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William Kilpatrick said curricula are

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Purposeful activities which are child-centered

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Hollis Caswell believes that curriculum is a

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Set of experiences

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Ralph Tyler believes that curriculum is a

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Science and an extension of school's philosophy

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3 psychology fields for education

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Behaviorist Cognitive Humanistic

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Who for,ulated the hierarchical learning?

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Robert Gagne

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Five learning outcomes by Robert Gagne are

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Intellectual - know how to categorize,problem solve Information - know what facts dates names Cognitive - learning skills Motor skills Attitudes, feelings and emotions

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Advocate of cognitive psychology

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Jean Piaget

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Lev Vygotsky advocated

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Social Coonstructivism

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Howard Gardner focused on

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Multiple Intelligences

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Who made the learning styles

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Felder and Silverman

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Who introduced emotional intteligences?

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Daniel Goleman

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Gestalt psychology built on

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Learning explained in terms of wholeness of the problem and where the environment is changing and the learner is continuously recognizing his or her perceptions