Curriculum Development mind maps
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These community-made Curriculum Development mind maps on GoConqr cover syllabus design, learning objectives and curriculum frameworks. University students and professional candidates can review planning and language teaching, while teachers can explore approaches and classroom topics; most maps are at university level, with some relevant to professional study and primary teaching. Browse over 1,000 maps from more than 800 users and choose one to explore.
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- Curriculum Foundations and Theory43
- Types of Curriculum48
- Curriculum Models and Approaches57
- Curriculum Planning and Implementation46
- Needs and Situation Analysis20
- Learning Goals and Outcomes40
- Understanding by Design34
- Syllabus and Course Design51
- Language Curriculum Design74
- Content Sequencing and Curriculum Mapping11
- Adopting and Adapting Course Books7
- Curriculum Integration and Inclusion14
- Curriculum Standards and Frameworks24
- Lesson and Term Planning11
- Curriculum Evaluation and Change8
Mind maps
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Topic 20 The FLT in the curriculum -
Syllabus situacional Aspectos característicos de un programa situacional de la lengua extranjera.
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A DISCUSSION OF THE NOTIONAL-FUNCTIONAL SYLLABUS TRENDS IN EDUCATION. By Mayra Aucapiña -
Chapter 5: Planning goals and learning outcomes TAREA MIND MAP CHAPTER 5 -
TYPES OF CURRICULUM Types of curriculum
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TOPIC 20: THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE AREA IN THE CURRICULUM. CRITERIA TO BE REFLECTED IN THE SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL PROJECT AND IN THE SCHOOL CURRICULAR PROJECT -
Universal Desing for Learning (UDL) Gina Marcela Góngora Delgado -
Syllabus based on skills Aspectos característicos de un programa basado en habilidades del idioma extranjero.
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South Carolina College and Career Ready Math Standards Personal view of math standards document in SC -
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Working scientifically. (Key stages one and two.)
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College and University Curriculum
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Connections between the Science and Design and Technologies Syllabuses
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The Links between Science & Design and Technology in the Australian Curriculum
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Curriculum
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Curriculum guidelines
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PhysEd Curriculum Development_2
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PhysEd Curriculum Development
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Decolonial aesthesis within LGBT student's narrative in the ELT classroom.
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CURRICULAR DESIGN STAGES
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"Animals' lives beyond what our eyes can see"
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Curriculum Map - Learning Outside the Classroom. Location: Abington Park KS1 Focus - 829 words.
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Planning, implementation and evaluation Mind map Curriculum Design
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Curriculum
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Syllabus based on content Aspectos característicos de un programa basado en contenidos en la lengua extranjera.
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Science Curriculum with links to Design and Technologies
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The Overview of Curriculum by Brown related to approach, procedure, and design based on “method”.From curriculum to syllabus design: The different stages to design a programme
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NEEDS ANALYSIS
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The Overview of Curriculum by Brown related to approach, procedure, and design based on “method”.From curriculum to syllabus design: The different stages to design a programme
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Academic Plan
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Academic Plan
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Planning Document
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Ethical Consideration and Social Capability
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PROCESS OF CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
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Language Curriculum Design
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives Across the Curriculum: Rationale
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Curriculum Development in a Global Age
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THE FIVE STAGES OF CURRICULUM THE FIVE STAGES OF CURRICULUM
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UNDERSTANDING BY DESING FRAMEWORK
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PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION
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About curriculum development mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing curriculum development mind maps
Start with Syllabus based on skills if you want to review language-teaching content. Its branches bring together writing, reading and pronunciation, giving you a focused starting point. For a classroom example, Near and Far sets out geography activities, including using an atlas to label places on a world map.
Move between maps and recall
Choose a branch in a map and explain its connection to the central topic in your own words. Then look at another branch and compare the ideas. The map on working scientifically offers a different classroom focus, with branches on asking questions and observing closely.
When you want to practise recalling individual terms rather than following branches, switch to flashcards you make for this unit. Return to the relevant map whenever you need to see the wider picture again. Pick a map and follow a branch that interests you.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map could I start with?
Try Syllabus based on skills if you are reviewing language-teaching content. It brings together writing, reading and pronunciation in one map. If you would rather begin with a classroom example, Near and Far sets out geography activities, including work with atlases and world maps.
What topics do the mind maps cover?
The collection includes maps on language syllabuses, educational objectives and curriculum frameworks. You can also explore classroom topics through Near and Far and the map on working scientifically. Other maps focus on learning goals, the National Curriculum and curriculum development in physical education.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you make your own mind maps, flashcards, notes and quizzes, and save quiz scores.