Student Contact Hours: 90
Maximum Mark: 50
- Internal Assessment: 15
- Annual Examination: 35
F 4.8 CURRICULUM STUDIES SYLLABUS
Unit 1
Determinants of curriculum: national aspirations and needs; culture; social change; value system and ideological factors.
Unit 2
Basic considerations in curriculum design (with reference to John Dewey): the learner, the subject matter; the teacher; the milieu.
Unit 3
The curriculum; curriculum and syllabus; curriculum and text books; curriculum as the teacher's programme for the school day; hidden curriculum (reflections of sex-sterotype, prejudice against linguistic and religious minorities etc.)
Unit 4
Curriculum organisation: subject-centred; thematic; activity or experience- based(child centred).
Study of an innovative curriculum (Basic curriculum as an example of the past and any one innovative curriculum in the present).
Unit 5
Influences shaping the daily curriculum: ideological factors; children's social background; teacher's social background; physical conditions of the school.
Unit 6
Curriculum evaluation: role of evaluation in the curriculum improvement process; principles of curriculum evaluation such as goal oriented, continuous, comprehensive, diversified, systematic etc.; models of curriculum evaluation-Tyler Bloom model, illuminative paradigm, Stake's countenance model etc.
Unit 7
Practicum: Study of a primary school in (1) a slum; and (2) in a middle class locality.
(i) Studying a curriculum in action
(ii) Evaluating a course
(iii) Classroom observations
(iv) Control of curriculum
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