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Froggy Jumps Intro to CurriculumOnline version Explore the basics of curriculum design. by Afiqah Fikriyah 1 What is a curriculum? a A daily timetable of classes only b An organized plan of learning goals and experiences c A single textbook used in class 2 Which factor influences curriculum development most? a Student needs and context b Classroom colors c Weather patterns 3 What is alignment in curriculum? a Consistency among objectives, activities, and assessments b Random topic selection c Mismatch between topics 4 Curriculum scope refers to: a The breadth of content covered b The depth of assessment criteria c Teacher salaries 5 Which definition best summarizes Tyler's view of curriculum? a A plan of learning experiences directed by the school b A fixed set of tests and grades c The sum of all subjects offered by the school 6 UNESCO (2006) describes curriculum as what? a A timetable of daily activities b A plan that integrates philosophy, goals, objectives, and assessment c A list of required textbooks only 7 Which term refers to what is taught and learned in the curriculum? a School facilities b Extracurricular activities c Content or subject matter 8 What is ‘formal curriculum’ most closely associated with? a Student-led self-study only b Official, planned learning experiences c Unwritten rules of school life 9 What does 'hidden curriculum' refer to? a Implicit lessons learned outside formal content b Hidden textbook chapters c Secret exams only 10 Which author is historically linked with defining curriculum as 'the plan for learning'? a Tyler (1949) b UNESCO (2006) c Ornstein & Hunkin (2018)

Froggy Jumps

Intro to CurriculumOnline version

Explore the basics of curriculum design.

by Afiqah Fikriyah

What is a curriculum?

A daily timetable of classes only

An organized plan of learning goals and experiences

A single textbook used in class

Which factor influences curriculum development most?

Student needs and context

Classroom colors

Weather patterns

What is alignment in curriculum?

Consistency among objectives, activities, and assessments

Random topic selection

Mismatch between topics

Curriculum scope refers to:

The breadth of content covered

The depth of assessment criteria

Teacher salaries

Which definition best summarizes Tyler's view of curriculum?

A plan of learning experiences directed by the school

A fixed set of tests and grades

The sum of all subjects offered by the school

UNESCO (2006) describes curriculum as what?

A timetable of daily activities

A plan that integrates philosophy, goals, objectives, and assessment

A list of required textbooks only

Which term refers to what is taught and learned in the curriculum?

School facilities

Extracurricular activities

Content or subject matter

What is ‘formal curriculum’ most closely associated with?

Student-led self-study only

Official, planned learning experiences

Unwritten rules of school life

What does 'hidden curriculum' refer to?

Implicit lessons learned outside formal content

Hidden textbook chapters

Secret exams only

Which author is historically linked with defining curriculum as 'the plan for learning'?

Tyler (1949)

UNESCO (2006)

Ornstein & Hunkin (2018)

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Intro to CurriculumOnline version

by Afiqah Fikriyah

What is a curriculum?

Which factor influences curriculum development most?

What is alignment in curriculum?

Curriculum scope refers to:

Which definition best summarizes Tyler's view of curriculum?

UNESCO (2006) describes curriculum as what?

Which term refers to what is taught and learned in the curriculum?

What is ‘formal curriculum’ most closely associated with?

What does 'hidden curriculum' refer to?

Which author is historically linked with defining curriculum as 'the plan for learning'?

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