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Midterm Exam 306
This document appears to be a midterm exam for an education course focusing on curriculum. It contains two sections - a multiple choice section with 20 questions and a constructed response section with 3 questions. The constructed response questions ask about the benefits of a learner-centered curriculum, the importance of curriculum evaluation, and how to involve community officials and alumni in the curriculum evaluation process.
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ST. MARY’S COLLEGE BAGANGA, INC.
Baganga, Davao Oriental
MIDTERM EXAMINATION – EDUC 306
The Teacher and the School Curriculum Bachelor of Secondary Education and Bachelor of Elementary Education III
Name: John Anthony S. Piamonte Date: ________ Score: _______
TEST I: MULTIPLE CHOICE.
1. C 2. C 3. C 4. C 5. C 6. C 7. C 8. C 9. C 10. C 11. C 12. B 13. C 14. C 15. C 16. C 17. C 18. C 19. C 20. C
Test II. Constructed Response Test.
1. the benefits of having a learner-centered curriculum? (5pts)
- In learner-centered curriculum, lessons are designed to keep learners engaged in the course and making their learning more effective and more active. Learner-centered curriculum is usually learner friendly and language used is of his level only. - These courses are designed in a way that it fulfills the learning needs of the learner and learner will find them challenging to a level they will enjoy doing. - In learner centered curriculum the learner is not merely a passive receiver of information. He in fact becomes an active participant. If a student is learning via learning management system, there are many activities like games and quizzes to keep him involved and he will grasp such content easily. - Learner-centric curriculum makes learning fun as it involves group activities and collaborations. It encourages research mindset from a very young age and learners will turn mature and will exercise more independence.
2. Why do you think curriculum evaluation is important? (5pts)
- Curriculum evaluation serves two purposes: first, it provides a mechanism of gathering data that may be utilized to improve a course, and second, it serves as a foundation for making decisions about curriculum adoption and successful use. 3. How can we involve the following stakeholders in curriculum evaluation? (10pts) a. Community Officials - Community officials-community serves as the bais of what curriculum or program can be implemented and can satisfy the needs of the community. b. Alumni
- Alumni-based evaluations are increasingly recognised as an important part of the
process of ongoing curriculum evaluation. They provide insights into the undergraduate learning experience and students’ preparation for work as clinical practitioners