Zusammenfassung der Ressource
What is Curriculum?
- Teacher
- Core subjects of literacy, numeracy
and health & wellbeing.
- Experiences and Outcomes
- Curriculum for Excellence
- Aims to offer more freedom
to teachers to tecide what to
teach and when
- Encourages more project
based learning. For example,
one topic encorporates
many curriculum areas.
- Not a curriculum?
- Draws on
professional
judgement
- Supports learning
- Informs Teaching
- Thinks critically,
works
collaboratively,
evaluates practice
- Pupil
- Can make decisions about
what they would like to study
- The child can learn about subjects that are
relevant to the child and their
community. This will differ between
schools and can be area specific.
- Pupil-centred approach.
The learning is taught
around the needs of the
child.
- Accessible, lessons are designed in
such a way that suits the learners
within that class.
- Four Capacities
Effective Contributor
Successful Learner
Confident Individual
Responsible Citizen
- How do you test this?
- Parent
- Understanding different backgrounds
- Encouraging positive
relationships between home
and school
- Focus on extracurricuar acticvities
- Mixed messages
- Meetings to discuss
intervention, lack of
resources to follow
through
- curriculum [kuh-rik-yuh-luh m] noun
1. The aggregate of courses of study
given in a school, college, university,
etc
- Hidden Curriculum
- Teaches beyond 'core' subjects
- Transfers society beliefs and values
- Social norms
- Responsibility for self
- Conveyed by
teacher
- Labelling
- Inclusion
- Beliefs and Values
- Government
- Policy
- National
Improvement
Framework
- One plan for
improving
attainment
- Potentially
narrowing the
curriculum
- Conflicting/confusing
message
- Tells teachers to
improve standards
but not how.