Curriculum & Instruction: Review

Philosophical Foundations

100

How many philosophical foundations are there in education?

4

200

Often referred to as the “Universal Curriculum”, this philosophy believes that one should teach things of lasting value to all people everywhere.

Perennialism

300

This philosophy is based more on experiential learning that concentrate on the development of a child's talents.

Progressivism

Learning Theories

100

Learning theories are also known as:

(a) Learning domains

(b) Psychological foundations

(b) Psychological foundations

200

This theory centers on how information is processed within the mind. It goes beyond observable behaviour, emphasizing the internal mental processes that occur in learning. 

Cognitivism

300

This theory states that the student is the authority on how they learn, and that all of their needs should be met in order for them to learn well.

Humanism

Learning Taxonomies

100

Taxonomy means
(a) Levels

(b) Classification

(c) Components

(b) Classification

200

What is the third level in Bloom's taxonomy?

Level 3: Apply

300

Name one taxonomy for the psychomotor domain.

• Simpson’s Psychomotor Domain Taxonomy (1972)

• Harrow’s Psychomotor Domain Taxonomy (1972)

• Dave’s Psychomotor Domain Taxonomy (1970)

Lesson Planning

100

What are the 3 phases in a lesson plan?

Readiness, engagement, mastery

200

What principle do we follow when we write learning objectives?

S.M.A.R.T principle

300

Name the 3 ways to differentiate instruction.

Differentiate content, process and product