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Curriculum foundations and components

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Curriculum foundations and components

  1. 1. Curriculum foundations are generally referred to as the basic forces or ideas which influence and shape the curriculum
  2. 2. It is usually considered that these include
  3. 3. Philosophical ideas about nature of education and knowledge
  4. 4. What is a Philosophy? It is a love for wisdom It is a love ; search of truth, or absolute and ultimate reality, mother of all sciences: Universe as a whole
  5. 5. Metaphysics
  6. 6. Values and ethics
  7. 7. the influence of society and culture
  8. 8. Sociology the science of society
  9. 9. Group behavior
  10. 10. Dynamics of society
  11. 11. Globalization
  12. 12. Socio-economic/contemporary needs
  13. 13. A good curriculum must be as per needs of contemporary society
  14. 14. 3 As  Age  Ability  Aptitude
  15. 15. Psychology is the study of the bio-social behaviorism of a human
  16. 16. Growth and Development
  17. 17. Physical Growth
  18. 18. Mental Growth
  19. 19. Emotional Growth
  20. 20. Learning
  21. 21. Motivation
  22. 22. Environment
  23. 23. Local
  24. 24. Global
  25. 25. The foundations of the curriculum are sometimes called the sources of curriculum.  Philosophical ideas  Social needs  Child psychology  Culture and Values
  26. 26. Ralph W Tyler Tyler refers, to the three sources of curriculum the learners contemporary life the subject These, he says, are screened through the disciplines of Philosophy and Psychology.
  27. 27. What are the components of the curriculum?
  28. 28. Aims and objectives Philosophical thoughts help in this area of curriculum
  29. 29. Content Selecting content for any curriculum requires the help of:  Philosophical ideas  Need of society  Educational psychology
  30. 30. Learner Educational psychology guides us that what methodologies are appropriate to teach students .In this area it is considered that how a child grows and develops and what is better to teach at which level. Psychology tells us that every student has his/her own learning style due to individual differences and to focus on 3A’s (age, ability, aptitude)
  31. 31. Evaluation is the fourth and very important component of curriculum
  32. 32. Evaluation of learning Teacher centered After the completion of year teacher takes an exam to examine the learning of students and makes a comprehensive question paper. Student might be fail or pass but none of the business of a teacher.
  33. 33. Evaluation for learning (learner centered) after all learning sessions teacher takes a feedback that how much the student progressed in learning and modifies his /her teaching styles

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