TYPES OF CURRICULUM

TYPES OF CURRICULUM

1. Over, explicit or written curriculum

   • Written as a part of formal instruction
   • Example: Texts

2. Societal curriculum

   • The massive, ongoing, informal curriculum
   • It "educates" people throughout their lives
   • Example: Family

3. Hidden Curriculum

   • The unwritten, unofficial and unintended lessons
   • Example: Values

4. Null Curriculum

   • What teacher do not teach
   • Example: If students cannot consider or process

5. Phantom Curriculum

   • Media and Its uses
   • Example: Students are more interested in working with media

6. Concomitant Curriculum

   • What is taught or emphasized at home
   • Example: Model Behaviors

7. Rhetorical Curriculum

   • It comes of professionals who are involved in concept formation
   • Example Public Speeches

8. Curriculum in Use

   • The formal curriculum
   • Example: Te actual curriculum (Textbooks)

9. Received Curriculum

   • Things that students take out of classroom
   • Concepts that are learned and remenbered
   • Example: Presentation

10. Internal Curriculum

    • Processes, content, knowledge combined with the experiences to create new knowledge
    • Example: Individual understanding

11. Electronic Curriculum

    • Search the internet for information or using e-forms of comunication
    • Example: Blogs Wikis

12. Supported Curriculum

    • This one is specially for elementary teachers
    • Example: Text Book

13. Assessed Curriculum

    • Teachers use paper and pencil tests, practical exams, portfolios
    • Example: National Tests

14. Extra Curriculum

    • The school project programs
    • Example: A project for TINI

15. UNIVERSIDAD TECNICA DEL NORTE Maestria: Ingles Name: Jacqueline Rosero Professor: Daniel Maldonado

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