Curriculum Development quizzes
13 quizzes by 12 users
This page gathers quizzes on curriculum planning, key competences and teacher participation. University students and professional candidates can practise these topics, while teachers can explore questions for their work. There are over 10 quizzes from more than 9 GoConqr users. Pick a quiz and see what you know.
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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
Quizzes
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25 questionsMTS Test 1 Safety stand-downs shall be conducted at least XXXXXX and also following mishaps, near mishaps or major cou...
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166 questionsTL6- Empowered educator The empowered teacher ...
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50 questionsShort Questions Key competences are included into...
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20 questionsCCDM1 The new law will be implemented progressively according to the following time schedule: 2018-2019 school ye...
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2 questionsCurriculum: Planning, Assessing, Reporting Curriculum can be an action OR an object depending on your viewpoint.
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13 questionsPart B Science What is progression?
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13 questions1_Part B Science What is progression?
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10 questionsProfessional Language Quiz 6 Of the following which statement best describes content?
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3 questionsUntitled What is the purpose of using distractors or foils in multiple-choice questions?
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5 questionsThe curriculum
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2 questionsEHD533 Quiz #1 Kliebard would agree with the idea that our brain is like a muscle in that memorization drill and practice ...
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1 questionsUntitled This type of curriculum is not always communicated or formally written down and includes implicit rules, un...
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2 questionscurriculum development what is NCBTS
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About curriculum development quizzes
GoConqr OriginalCurriculum development quizzes to explore
Short Questions asks about key competences and where they are established. The quiz on the empowered educator includes questions about teacher participation in decision-making. Other quizzes ask about motivational theory, curriculum perspectives and progression in science.
Where to start
Try The curriculum for questions about what needs to be determined before planning and about a child-centred curriculum. For a broader set of planning questions, choose Curriculum: Planning, Assessing, Reporting, which asks how curriculum can be viewed and about the functions of different curriculum orientations.
Using the quizzes to revise
Take a quiz, review the topics you found difficult, then return to the questions. If you want a different way to study a topic, switch to a mind map or notes on the unit page before trying another quiz. Choose a resource that matches what you want to practise.
Frequently asked questions
Which quiz could I start with?
Try The curriculum if you want questions about the considerations that come before planning and about a child-centred curriculum. If you want to focus on key competences, Short Questions offers another starting point. Choose according to the topic you want to practise.
Are these quizzes free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open, study and take without an account. The quizzes were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Are there quizzes about teacher participation?
Yes. The quiz on the empowered educator includes questions about empowerment and teacher participation in decision-making. It is one option for teachers exploring that topic, as well as university students and professional candidates who want to practise questions about educators.
What can I do if I need more context for a quiz topic?
Switch to a mind map or notes on the Curriculum Development unit page, then return to the quiz. For example, you could use another format to revisit curriculum vocabulary before trying The curriculum or Curriculum: Planning, Assessing, Reporting again.