The document describes several innovations in curriculum development, including standard-based curriculum which defines what students should know, multicultural curriculum which promotes multiple cultural perspectives, indigenous curriculum which integrates local knowledge, brain-based education which teaches based on how people learn, differentiated curriculum which accommodates different learning styles, and outcome-based education which focuses on achieving educational goals. Technology integration and gifted education are also mentioned.
The document describes several innovations in curriculum development, including standard-based curriculum which defines what students should know, multicultural curriculum which promotes multiple cultural perspectives, indigenous curriculum which integrates local knowledge, brain-based education which teaches based on how people learn, differentiated curriculum which accommodates different learning styles, and outcome-based education which focuses on achieving educational goals. Technology integration and gifted education are also mentioned.
The document describes several innovations in curriculum development, including standard-based curriculum which defines what students should know, multicultural curriculum which promotes multiple cultural perspectives, indigenous curriculum which integrates local knowledge, brain-based education which teaches based on how people learn, differentiated curriculum which accommodates different learning styles, and outcome-based education which focuses on achieving educational goals. Technology integration and gifted education are also mentioned.
Give a brief Description of the different innovations.
Standard-based Curriculum – it is define s what students should know,
understand and be able to do and includes the teaching content.
Multicultural Curriculum – promotes and presents more than one perspective
of a cultural phenomenon and historical event. It prepares students for citizenship in a democratic society by teaching them to consider the needs of all individuals.
Indigenous curriculum – introducing to students the value of integrating
indigenous knowledge systems of the people to the existing curriculum. Combining content and school activities that will reflect the learners culture, history, traditions, and indigenous knowledge in the curriculum.
Brain-based Education – learning can be accelerated and improved if
educators based how and what they teach on the science of learning, rather than on past educational practices, established conventions, or assumptions about the learning process.
Gifted Education Curriculum – helps in developing talents in all children,
provide advance level enrichment experiences for all students, provide advanced follow up opportunities for young people based on their strength and interest. It helps the learners to experience the nature of the disciplines rather than just accumulating information.
Differentiated Curriculum – have equal opportunity to master the lesson and
develop holistically. A teacher makes plan and design based on the learning styles of the learners.
Technology Integration in the Curriculum – helps to improve teaching,
learning and total education system.
Outcome-Based Education – an educational theory that bases each part of an
educational system around goals. By the end of the educational experiences, each student should have achieved the goal.
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