Curriculum development process

What is curriculum development?

• Curriculum development is the process of grading students.
• Curriculum development refers to the physical layout of classrooms.
• Curriculum development is the systematic planning and organization of educational content and experiences.
• Curriculum development is solely focused on teacher training.

Which of the following is not the element of curriculum?

• Classroom furniture
• Evaluation

• Learning experiences

• Curriculum objectives

What is the first steep of curriculum development?

• Evaluate student performance
• Implement teaching strategies
• Create a syllabus
• Conduct a needs assessment

Which of the following is incorrect about specific objectives?

• Specific

• Measurable

• Attainable

• Time consuming

Which of the following is related cognitive domain?

• Artistic creativity and expression.
• Emotional intelligence and social skills.
• Knowledge and mental skills related to learning.
• Physical abilities related to sports.

Which of the following is not the level of affective domain?

• Receiving

• Responding

• Perception

• Valuing

Which of the following is the final level of cognitive domain?

• Creating
• Understanding
• Evaluating
• Analyzing

Which of the following is the final level of psychomotor domain?

• Adaptation
• Manipulation
• Origination
• Response

Which of the following is not the criteria of selecting contents in curriculum?

• Relevancy

• Interest

• availability

• Significance

What is core curriculum?

• A core curriculum is a mandatory set of courses that all students must complete.
• A core curriculum is a set of elective courses that students can choose from.
• A core curriculum is a list of optional subjects that enhance learning.
• A core curriculum is a program designed for advanced students only.