Introduction

Question 0

Learning the 3 R

Answer 0

Traditional point of view

Question 1

Curriculum comes from the Latin word

Answer 1

Curare meaning “to run”

Question 2

John Dewey is an advocate of which view?

Answer 2

progressive

Question 3

Progressive point of view focuses on

Answer 3

The total learning experiences of the individual

Question 4

Taba said that curriculum is

Answer 4

A plan of learning

Question 5

Tyler said that curriculum is a course of study on ________, includes all __________________as __________and _________to _____________

Answer 5

A specific topic, the learning experiences of students, planned , directed by the school, attain its educational goals

Question 6

Definition number 1. Curriculum is such ____________subjects such as_______ and the ___________that _________.

Answer 6

Permanent, grammar, reading, rhetoric, mathematics, logic, greatest books of the Western world, best embody essential knowledge

Question 7

Definition number 2: Curriculum is those

Answer 7

Subjects that are most useful in living in contemporary society

Question 8

Definition number 3: Curriculum is __________ in which ____________.

Answer 8

All planned learning, the school is responsible

Question 9

Definition number 4: Curriculum is all the _____________ learners have ________________.

Answer 9

Experiences, under the guidance of the school

Question 10

Definition number 5: Curriculum is all the ______________learners have in_____________

Answer 10

Experiences, the course of living

Question 11

Curriculum 1800-1920s

Answer 11

Curriculum as a product or a completely contained experience

Question 12

1920s - 1950s

Answer 12

Curriculum as an experience rather than a product

Question 13

1950s to 1990s

Answer 13

Curriculum as planned and guided learning experience

Question 14

Mid 1990s

Answer 14

Curriculum as lived experiences , as praxis