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    As a future educator, it is important to understand the teacher's role as a curricularist so that they can design effective curriculum that best serves students. Teachers who understand curriculum design, implementation, and assessment can create more interesting and relevant classes that differentiate instruction to meet varying student needs. For example, teachers can take on the role of curriculum planner by examining learning objectives, available resources, and student requirements to create lesson plans involving different teaching styles and evaluations. Alternatively, teachers can evaluate curriculum by analyzing student data to determine if instructional goals are being met and how the program can be improved. Recognizing these various teaching responsibilities allows educators to better serve their students.

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    As a future educator, it is important to understand the teacher's role as a curricularist so that they can design effective curriculum that best serves students. Teachers who understand curriculum design, implementation, and assessment can create more interesting and relevant classes that differentiate instruction to meet varying student needs. For example, teachers can take on the role of curriculum planner by examining learning objectives, available resources, and student requirements to create lesson plans involving different teaching styles and evaluations. Alternatively, teachers can evaluate curriculum by analyzing student data to determine if instructional goals are being met and how the program can be improved. Recognizing these various teaching responsibilities allows educators to better serve their students.

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    JOVIE M.

    MARTINEZ THE TEACHER AND THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM


    2E12A-POLA MA’AM MANILYN PAMPO
    BSED IN ENGLISH MAY 11, 2023

    CHAPTER 1_LESSON 1.2

    TAKE THIS HOME….

    “ AS A FUTURE EDUCATOR, WHY DO YOU THINK IT IS IMPORTANT FOR YOU TO LEARN THE DIFFERENT
    ROLES OF THE TEACHER AS A CURRICULARIST”?

    As a future educator, it is important for me to learn about the different roles of the teacher as a
    curricularist because it allows me to understand how to create and enhance the curriculum in order to
    best serve my students. Educators who understand curriculum design, implementation and assessment
    may construct more interesting, effective, and relevant classes. They can also differentiate education to
    fit the varying requirements of their students.
    A teacher for example may assume the position of curriculum planner by examining the learning
    objectives they want their pupils to attain the resources available to them and the requirements of their
    specific students. They may then create a lesson plan that involves a range of teaching styles and
    evaluations. Alternatively, a teacher can act as a curriculum evaluator, analyzing student data to evaluate
    whether the program is accomplishing instructional objectives. This enables them to make educated
    judgements about what modifications are required to improve student learning outcomes.
    So educators can better serve their pupils by recognizing these various teaching responsibilities.

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