Crafting the Curriculum

Te a c h e r a s a
Cur r ic u lum
De sign e r

KRISTANN MAE B. BERONIO

 GROUP 2
CRAFTING THE CURRICULUM

KRISTANN MAE ELYZA JEAN ALMA TEJAM GRACE CELIS

BERONIO LANZAR
APPROACHES TO CURRICULUM
TEACHER AS A FUNDAMENTALS CURRICULUM MAPPING
CURRICULUM OF CURRICULUM DESIGNING
DESIGNER DESIGNING
А curriculum as a planned
sequence of learning experiences
should be at the heart and mind of
every teacher. Every teacher as a
curricularist should be involved in
designing a curriculum. In fact, it is
one of the teachers' roles as a
curricularist. As such, you will be a
part of the intellectual journey of
your learners.
As a curriculum designer
this task was not given
much attention in the past.
Every single day, a teacher
designs a lesson or utilizes
a curriculum that has been
made and was previously
written.
Ten Axioms About
Curriculum That
Teachers Need as
Reminders .
1. Curriculum change is
inevitable, necessary,
and desirable.
2. Curriculum is a
product of its time .
3. Curriculum changes
made earlier can exist
concurrently with newer
curriculum changes.
4. Curriculum change
depends on people who
will implement the
change.
5. Curriculum development
is a cooperative group
activity..
6. Curriculum development
is a decision-making
process made from choices
of alternatives.
7. Curriculum
development is an
ongoing process .
.
8. Curriculum development is
more effective when it follows
systematic process. ..
9. Curriculum development is
more effective when it follows

systematic process .
10. Curriculum
development starts from
where the curriculum .
As a curriculum designer, a teacher plays a crucial role in
developing an effective and engaging curriculum that meets
the needs of students. Here are some key considerations and
responsibilities of a teacher functioning as a curriculum
designer:
Identifying learning objectives:

The teacher needs to define clear and measurable learning objectives for
each subject or topic to be included in the curriculum. Learning
objectives outline what students should know, understand, and be able to
do by the end of the instructional period.
Aligning with educational standards:

The curriculum should align with the educational standards set by

the relevant educational authorities. The teacher should ensure that
the curriculum reflects the required knowledge, skills, and
competencies expected at each grade level.
Sequencing and organizing content:

The teacher should determine the order and structure of the

curriculum content. This involves breaking down complex
concepts into manageable units and arranging them in a logical
sequence that builds upon previous knowledge and skills.
Selecting appropriate instructional strategies:

The teacher needs to choose appropriate teaching methods and strategies

that align with the content and learning objectives. This could include
lectures, discussions, hands-on activities, group work, multimedia
resources, and technology integration, among others.
Designing assessments:

The teacher should develop assessments that accurately measure students'

understanding and mastery of the curriculum content. Assessments can take various
forms, such as quizzes, tests, projects, presentations, and portfolios. It's important to
ensure assessments are aligned with the learning objectives and provide
opportunities for students to demonstrate their knowledge and skills effectively.
Monitoring and evaluation:

The teacher should regularly review and evaluate the curriculum's

effectiveness. This involves collecting feedback from students, analyzing
assessment results, and making necessary adjustments to improve the
curriculum's design and implementation.
Collaboration and professional development:

Engaging in collaborative discussions with colleagues, attending professional

development sessions, and staying updated with current educational research and
practices are essential for a teacher as a curriculum designer. This helps ensure that
the curriculum remains relevant, innovative, and aligned with the evolving needs of
students and society.
The role of a curriculum designer, teachers can have a
significant impact on shaping the educational
experiences of their students and promoting effective
learning outcomes.