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What are the advantages and the disadvantages of a deductive and an inductive model for curriculum development? Which model do you think is more relevant to high school education?

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Some advantages of the deductive model for curriculum development are that currently, most schools in secondary education use this model because it is predicated upon structured time orderly routine activities. What should be learned and retained is predetermined by the curriculum. Courses and classes revolve around the notion that when students graduate, they will use the information ...

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