4 Approaches
This approach views education as a technical exercise with set objectives.
What is product-based curriculum?
You should question if your students understand these three values to help them encounter
What are musical, cultural, and human values?
These include information about the context of the teaching and learning environment as well as all the factors regarding the students, teachers and classroom.
What are situational factors?
This approach leads you to make your curricular decisions by focusing purely on content.
What is curriculum as a body of knowledge?
You should question what students must know in order to understand the _____ of the music you're teaching.
The process by which a theory, lesson, or skill is enacted, embodied, realized, applied, or put into practice
What is praxis?
In this approach, curriculum is not a physical thing, but rather the interactions among teachers, students, the milieu, and the subject.
What is curriculum as a process?
You should question what _____ students need to develop.
What are (specific) skills?
These should align with the goals of the lesson and use assessment and feedback.
What are teaching and learning activities?
This approach refers to the process of using a theory or something learned in a practical way.
This type of goal structure can help you successfully develop all of these concepts.
What are SMART goals?
These should be established after reviewing situational factors.
What are learning goals?