Four Major Elements of Curriculum
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Could you please help me with an assignment by discussing the following elements of a Curriculum:
1. Objectives
2. Content
3. methods
4. Evaluation
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This solution includes an overview of the four main elements of curriculum: objectives, content, methods, and assessment/evaluation. It explains how to effectively prepare each section of a curriculum so as to best benefit the students, and it provides examples of each stage to help illustrate the topic.
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Objectives should outline what your goals are as a teacher with a specific lesson, task, or sequence. The goals should be directly tied to your assessment or evaluation. A useful phrase to begin in writing objectives as a new teacher is SWBAT (students will be able to...). Think about the big ideas that underlie the details of what you are trying to teach. Consider inter-disciplinary connections; if you are teaching a lesson on World War 2 in social studies consider the scientific connections with regard to the genetic testing Hitler sanctioned. Most importantly, objectives should be a mile deep and an inch wide, that is to say, don't race through ...
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