Curriculum Implementation Quiz

What does curriculum implementation mean?

• Writing a new curriculum

• Putting the written curriculum into practice

• Observing classroom behavior

• Analyzing educational policies

Which of the following is a characteristic of curriculum implementation?

• It excludes teaching strategies.

• It requires no support materials.

• It involves using lesson plans.

• It does not involve learners.

What type of change involves replacing the current curriculum with a new one?

• Restructuring

• Substitution

• Alteration

• Perturbation

Restructuring in curriculum development refers to:

• Small adjustments

• Short-term changes

• Major modifications

• Replacing old methods

Which force should be decreased to improve curriculum change, according to Levin?

• Driving forces

• Restraining forces

• Competing forces

• Supporting forces

Who developed the Discrepancy Evaluation Model?

• Ralph Tyler

• Malcolm Provus

• Daniel Stufflebeam

• Robert Stake

Which stage is part of the Discrepancy Evaluation Model?

• Observing teaching methods

• Comparing performance with standards

• Setting curriculum objectives

• Allocating resources

Tyler’s Objectives-Centered Model emphasizes:

• Social context

• Educational goals

• Teaching methods

• Evaluation tools

Which component is NOT part of the CIPP Model?

• Context

• Input

• Process

• Evaluation

Stufflebeam's CIPP Model is primarily used for:

• Educational surveys

• Product design

• Curriculum evaluation

• Policy making