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1
According to Oliva, curriculum development starts from scratch, without considering the current curriculum in place.
True
False
2
Which of the following does Peter Oliva argue about curriculum in relation to its time?
A product of its time.
Based on history.
Fixed and unchanging.
Unrelated to societal changes.
3
Ralph Tyler's Model: Four Basic Principles is also known as ________.
Tyler's Grassroots Approach
Tyler's Rationale
Tyler's Curriculum Design Framework
Tyler's Bottom-up Approach
4
Based on Oliva’s axiom, which of the following would be the most effective approach in adapting a curriculum?
Rely solely on external standards.
Copy a new design without considering current needs.
Make changes without evaluating effectiveness.
Evaluate the current curriculum and make targeted changes.
5
In Hilda Taba's model, who is primarily responsible for developing the curriculum?
Government officials
Students
Teachers
Administrators
6
According to Saylor and Alexander, which of the following should be considered in the curriculum evaluation phase?
Student grades
The effectiveness of the curriculum in meeting its objectives
The number of extracurricular activities offered
Teacher performance
7
What is the role of learning objectives in curriculum design?
Determine content
Define what students should achieve
Set lesson timings
Outline teaching methods
8
Which of the following best describes Oliva’s view on curriculum development?
It should be a rapid, one-time change.
It should only focus on standardized testing.
It must be a comprehensive, systematic, and ongoing process.
It should be implemented without any feedback.
9
In Taba’s curriculum model, the first step is to:
Diagnose the needs of students.
Formulate objectives.
Select content.
Evaluate the outcomes.
10
Oliva’s axiom that “curriculum changes made earlier can coexist with the newer ones” suggests that:
Changes are contradictory.
Both old and new can integrate.
Old curricula should be replaced.
Focus only on new curricula.
11
Which of the following best describes the role of
educational objectives
in each model?
Objectives are unimportant in both models.
Taba’s objectives emerge from student needs; Tyler’s are predetermined.
Taba’s objectives are set by authorities; Tyler’s are narrow.
Tyler’s objectives are flexible; Taba’s are ignored.
12
In Hilda Taba’s model, the curriculum is developed:
By the students themselves
By central education authorities
By teachers through a collaborative process
Exclusively by the school principal
13
Ralph Tyler's Curriculum Development Model emphasizes the _________ phase.
evaluating
designing
implementing
planning
14
Oliva suggests that curriculum change is necessary because:
Improves test scores.
Keeps teachers on their toes.
Required by regulations.
Responds to evolving needs.
15
What role does feedback play in curriculum evaluation?
Finalize the curriculum
Criticize students and teachers
Evaluate teacher performance
Provide insights for improvement
