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Curriculum Development and Evaluation With Emphasis On Trainer
Curriculum Development and Evaluation With Emphasis On Trainer
Jhuzmin D.Section: FSM33Activity 1Identify different social issues, needs, and demands that should be
considered in the curriculum.A. Social Issues1. Health2. Poverty3. Teen pregnancy and parenting4.
Gender issues5. Substance AbuseB. Needs1. Financial2. PsychologicalC. Demands1. JobsDiscuss how
these social issues, needs, and demands may influence the curriculum in terms of:
Social IssueHealth
Aims, goals, and objectives: Maintaining an optimal level of social wellness allows you to buildhealthy
relationships with others.
Content:like current physical, social, intellectual, and emotional development of the learners.
Learning Experiences:Students with poor health have a higher probability of school failure,grade
retention, and dropout.
Evaluation:It helps you to improve your health education practice by learning from yoursuccesses and
also understanding and changing any mistakes you may have made.
Identify three (3) social issues, needs and demands that should be considered in
the curriculum.
Discuss how these social issues, needs, and demands may influence the
curriculum in terms of:
Aims, goals, and objectives Content Learning experiences Evaluation Use the
table below for your answers.
Society
Facilities
Content
Learning Experiences
Evaluation
Analysis
External factor affect the curriculum through the existence of higher institutions,
organizations that can change the systematic curriculum of a certain school. On how the
school design will adapt the way of other to project a good quality of education system
or curriculum. The internal factor affects the curriculum through the attitudes, perception
and motivation of students in the learning process. On how will the students be
motivated and sincere in learning the subjects or curriculum and for the organizational it
is on the students' ability at entry, and the percentage of disadvantaged and minority
students were controlled, school organizational features had a major influence on all
three teacherclimate variables. The most powerful organizational effects were students'
orderly behavior, the encouragement of innovation, teachers' knowledge of one
another's courses, the responsiveness of administrators, and teachers' helping one
another.
2. Below are some of the sources and influences in the curriculum planning and
development. Explain how do these sources and influences affect the process of
curriculum planning and development: Students/ learners
College Philosophy, Vision and Mission affect the process of curriculum planning
and development because it the school’s or universities aim to developed for their
students. It is their goal for their students to achieve everything in the curriculum.
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Faculty members
.
School Administrators
Accreditation Standards
Market Demands
Learning Portfolio
Submission of Module
Exemplary (5) Al tasks were done with outstanding quality: work exceeds
expectation All questions were answered completely: in-depth answers: thoroughly
grounded on theories: exemplary grammar Portfolio exceeds expectation and is
complete, wellorganized and supporting; documentations are in sections clearly
designated Submitted before deadline
Superior (4) All or nearly all tasks were done with high quality
Satisfactory (3) Nearly all tasks were done with acceptable quality
COMMENTS:
Score Rating
Over-all Score:
Basically, it is fundamental for teachers to learn about school curriculum for them to be able to
help students learn easily and connect with sources of information and knowledge that
allows them to explore ideas. A school curriculum will always help the teacher to adjust
in the environment better. Without doubt, the most important person in the curriculum
implementation process is the teacher. With their knowledge, experiences and
competencies, teachers are central to any curriculum development effort. Better teachers
support better learning because they are most knowledgeable about the practice of teaching
and are responsible for introducing the curriculum in the classroom.