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Module 3: The Teacher and The Curriculum Development Process

This document discusses the curriculum development process and models used in developing curriculum. It addresses the following key points: 1. There are four phases to the curriculum development process: planning, designing, implementation, and evaluation. 2. Curriculum models provide structure for writing and developing curriculum guides and influence choices in teaching. Models include the Hilda Taba model and Ralph Tyler model. 3. The philosophical foundations that determine education goals and roles include perennialism, progressivism, essentialism, and reconstructionism. These foundations influence the manner in which curriculum goals are created.

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Module 3: The Teacher and The Curriculum Development Process

This document discusses the curriculum development process and models used in developing curriculum. It addresses the following key points: 1. There are four phases to the curriculum development process: planning, designing, implementation, and evaluation. 2. Curriculum models provide structure for writing and developing curriculum guides and influence choices in teaching. Models include the Hilda Taba model and Ralph Tyler model. 3. The philosophical foundations that determine education goals and roles include perennialism, progressivism, essentialism, and reconstructionism. These foundations influence the manner in which curriculum goals are created.

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Module 3: The Teacher and the Curriculum Development Process

1.What are the processes involved in the development of curriculum?


 There are four phases in the curriculum development process these are;
curriculum planning, curriculum designing, curriculum implementation and
curriculum evaluation.

2. How can you describe the models used in developing curriculum?


 Curriculum models developed to take different purposes and function in
developing curriculum. It is the tool that helps those who write and develop
curriculum guides. They provide a reason for the choices made in teaching.

3. What can you say about the foundations of curriculum development?


 The philosophical foundation of curriculum helps determine the driving purpose
of education, as well as the roles of the various participants. While all foundations
purpose to set goals of curriculum, philosophy presents the manner of thinking
from which those goals are created.

SELF – ASSESSMENT QUESTION 3

1. Create a graphic organizer depicting the processes involved in the Development of


curriculum.

Curriculum Curriculum
Planning Implementing

Curriculum
Development
Process

Curriculum Curriculum
Designing Evaluating
2. Make a diagram showing the similarities and differences between and among
the curriculum development models discussed in this module.

Differences Similarities Differences

HILDA TABA -There is an RALPH TYLER


MODEL evaluation at MODEL
the end
-Taba’s model is -Both models -Tyler’s Model
inductive is deductive
T
can be used in
school and
National level.

3. Make an advance organizer/diagram showing the foundations of the


curriculum development together with some relevant details

Perennialism Progressivism
-Promote democratic
-Educate the rational social living
person, cultivate intellect -Equal opportunities for
-Use of great books all.

Philosophical
Foundation

Essentialism Reconstructionism
-Promote intellectual -Improve and reconstruct
growth of learners to society
become competent
-Back to basic -Global Education

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