absolute essential curriculum
types of curriculum
programs
key terms
100
92%
What is basic reading, writing, and math skills
100
draws from two or more subject areas
What is integrated
100
emphasize knowledge learned from school to a job setting
What is school to work programs
100
An NEA committee that recommended an academically oriented elementary curriculum (1895).
What is Committee of Fifteen
200
83%
What is good work habits
200
content that schools do not teach
What is null
200
An arrangement that enables students to prepare for the world of work by spending time at local businesses and industries during their last two years in high school; students learn to transfer knowledge and skills learned at school to the job setting.
What is tech-prep programs
200
An NEA committee that recommended an academically rigorous curriculum for high school students (1893).
What is Committee of Ten
300
78%
What is the value of hard work
300
a set of fundamental courses
What is core
300
Art education in which students learn art production, art criticism, art history, and aesthetics.
What is discipline-based art programs
300
An experiment in which thirty high schools were allowed to develop curricula that did not meet college entrance requirements (1932-1940).
What is eight year study
400
74%
What is values such as honesty and tolerance of others
400
behavior and attitudes that school intends to teach
What is explicit
400
School-sponsored activities students may pursue outside of, or in addition to, academic study.
What is extracurricular/ cocurricular programs
400
An educational reform that focuses on developing students' ability to demonstrate mastery of certain desired performances or outcomes.
What is outcome-based education
500
80%
What is computer skills and media technology
500
behavior and attitudes that school unintentionally teches
What is hidden
500
A four-step model for curriculum development in which teachers identify purposes, select learning experiences, organize experiences, and evaluate.
What is Tyler rationale