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Maryhill College, Inc.

(Formerly MARYKNOLL Academy, since 1938)


Higher Education Department

MODULE 2 - LESSON 3: CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT: PROCESSES AND MODELS


NAME:Jayarr C. Rondina CLASS SCHEDULE:
COURSE and YEAR:BSED- lll (English) Date Submitted:

TAKE ACTION
ACTIVITY 1: Comparison of the Three Models
INSTRUCTION: Determine the similarities and differences of the three models of Curriculum
Development Process.

How are the models similar?


Similar Features Tyler’s Taba’s Saylor and Alexander
Tyler Both objective based They both have a

and both include specific objectives

evaluation process that need to be

accomplished

Taba Their models both They both specify major


educational goals
emphasize on the

planning phase

Saylor and Saylor and Their models are both


Alexander
Alexander’s model designed that follows

included the four appropriate learning

phases of Curriculum opportunities, and

Development how opportunities are

Process provided

Comment:
All of the models utilize the process of curriculum planning, curriculum
designing, curriculum implementing and curriculum evaluating. Also, all of the models

have their considerations to follow and to be made and as what I have observed, the

similarity is that, there’s always an evaluation at the end

How are the models different?


Similar Features Tyler’s Taba’s Saylor and Alexander
Tyler first step of taba is they focus on its four
diagnosis of needs step. Planners begin
while Tyler is stating with major educational
the objectives foals and objectives

Taba First step of taba is They are a deductive


diagnosis of needs approach to the
while Tyler is stating planning process.
Planners begin with
the objectives.
major educational goals
and objectives

Saylor and Tyler focus on the Taba is an inductive


Alexander planning phase.while approach to
Saylor and Alexander curriculum
focus on its four step. development
designed by teachers.

Comment:
All of the model utilize the process of curriculum planning,curriculum designing, curriculum
implementing and curriculum evaluating. also all of the models have their considerations to
follow to be made as what i observed the similarity is that there is always an evaluation after all

SELF-CHECK
1. Describe the model of curriculum development which you understand well. Write in two
paragraphs?
I understand the most is the Taba’s Model because of its improvement of the Tyler’s Model
and its belief. Teacher is not only the knowledge dealer but he is also a participant of a curriculum
development. In Taba’s model he reverse the model of Tyler which is from top to bottom. Taba begins
from to top which is usually use inside the classroom and maybe in the real life.

I believed on Taba’s perception and he applied the seven major step of linear model. The seven model
represent what lesson plan like start from diagnosis of the students then proceed to objectives and the
with the evaluation.

SELF-REFLECT
1. What phase of the curriculum process do you find very important as a teacher? Why?

Curriculum planning-
Because you can’t move without thinking what your doing. Being an employee you always need to
consider what is school vision, mission and goals to have a peaceful surrounding. you can’t make a move
without looking to your surroundings. every school have a philosophy and wants to their students if you
obey all the school rules the result of your decisions is always a beautiful.
Maryhill College, Inc.
(Formerly MARYKNOLL Academy, since 1938)
Higher Education Department

MODULE 2 - LESSON 4: FOUNDATIONS OF CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT


NAME:Jayarr C. Rondina CLASS SCHEDULE:
COURSE and YEAR:BSED-lll (English) Date Submitted:

TAKE ACTION
Explain the influence of the four educational philosophies on curriculum in the light of the
present Philippine education system. Make a collage showing the governments to three
priorities.
SELF-CHECK
ACTIVITY 1
1. Explain how history and society influenced curriculum. Identify the main concerns. Use
the following rubric for your presentation.
Content and Scientific Merit (50 points)
Introduction
⮚ Define background and importance of research.
⮚ State objectives and is able to identify relevant questions.
Body
⮚ Present an argument.
⮚ Address audience at an appropriate level (rigorous, but generally understandable to a
scientifically scientifically-minded group).
⮚ Offer evidence of proof/disproof.
⮚ Talk logically.
Conclusion
⮚ Summarize major points.
⮚ Summarize potential weaknesses.
⮚ Provide a “take-home” message.

Use the space below.


ACTIVITY 2
1. Identify which among the foundations of curriculum has influenced what you have
learned in school as a college student?

2. How will the thinking of Abraham Maslow influence your teaching practice in the future?
Heinfluenced me on who i can give a lot of time on teaching. He give an advice on what i need
to do in the future if when i’m on my teaching profession. he gave me an idea who i need to
search and what kind of learners i need to produce to make me a productivle and quality
teacher in the near future.

3. Which educational philosophy is most compatible with your beliefs? Why?


The Abraham Maslow philosophy. It simply because of beliefs that if you want to be a healthy
and successful choose only quality people.

4. Do you agree with Alvin Toffler?

In his saying that knowledge is prepare the students for the future. Yes I agree on that but on
his suggested the Home Schooling i don’t agree on that. Students maybe not need to be
independent while on their student time because being student is a more productive when he
have a mentor or a guardian.

SELF-REFLECT
1. In your view as a student teacher, to what extent does the curriculum in your institution
take into account the needs and interests of learners? Given the opportunity, what
modifications would you recommend to curriculum planners that would accommodate
these learners? Prepare a flow chart to discuss your answer.

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