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Curriculum Development Stages

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Curriculum Development Stages
 

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by Angelyn Mahayag Arandela
1

A team conducts surveys with teachers and employers to identify learning needs before designing the course. Which stage is this?

2

Researchers define the specific skills and knowledge students should master after the course. Which stage is this?

3

The team outlines the overall structure, sequence, and scope of the curriculum. Which stage is this?

4

A list of topics and units is created to match the goals and outcomes. Which stage is this?

5

A draft of activities and teaching methods aligned with outcomes is prepared. Which stage is this?

6

Assessments and rubrics are planned to measure whether outcomes are achieved. Which stage is this?

7

The curriculum is piloted in a classroom to test feasibility and effectiveness. Which stage is this?

8

Feedback from pilots leads to revisions of objectives, content, and assessments. Which stage is this?

9

Resources, time, and staffing are budgeted to support the curriculum rollout. Which stage is this?

10

Educators collect data on outcomes and decide whether to scale or modify the program. Which stage is this?

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