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| − | {{Term|CURRICULUM|A plan for learning that contains a set of contents and activities designed so that learners attain specific [[Objective|objectives]]. It is composed of units which are arranged progressively, so that a learner should master the prior units to be able to acquire a new one. It also defines course objectives, usually expressed as ‘learning [[Outcome|outcomes]]’, and the program’s [[Assessment|assessment]] strategy. A curriculum can be determined, totally or in part, by an external authoritative body.<ref>[http://www.infed.org/biblio/b-curric.htm www.infed.org] (15 January 2012), Wadhwa, S., Modern Methods of Teaching Adult Education, Sarup and Sons, 2000 | + | {{Term|CURRICULUM|A plan for learning that contains a set of contents and activities designed so that learners attain specific [[Objective|objectives]]. It is composed of units which are arranged progressively, so that a learner should master the prior units to be able to acquire a new one. It also defines course objectives, usually expressed as ‘learning [[Outcome|outcomes]]’, and the program’s [[Assessment|assessment]] strategy. A curriculum can be determined, totally or in part, by an external authoritative body.<ref>[http://www.infed.org/biblio/b-curric.htm www.infed.org] (15 January 2012), Wadhwa, S., Modern Methods of Teaching Adult Education, Sarup and Sons, 2000 </ref> |
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| + | See also: [[Assessment]], [[Objective]], [[Outcome]], [[Syllabus]].}} | ||
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| A plan for learning that contains a set of contents and activities designed so that learners attain specific objectives. It is composed of units which are arranged progressively, so that a learner should master the prior units to be able to acquire a new one. It also defines course objectives, usually expressed as ‘learning outcomes’, and the program’s assessment strategy. A curriculum can be determined, totally or in part, by an external authoritative body.[1]
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- ↑ www.infed.org (15 January 2012), Wadhwa, S., Modern Methods of Teaching Adult Education, Sarup and Sons, 2000