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Homework Help Forum: Elem. Ed.
Posted by Keisha on Monday, April 9, 2007 at 8:40pm.
The term "curriculum" can mean an
academic area of study or:
1. a federal guideline
2. a holistic subject
3. the total program
4. a separate model
Can't "curriculum" mean the total
program?
Generally, it means an integrated program of study. That can be total program.
I know to some,curriculum means the total program,such as an infant,toddler,
pre-school,Montessori,Head Start, or
kindergarten program.
But a second way to look at curriculum
is to view it as a separate subject,
content, or academic area of study.
With that said should the correct answer
be (3)the total program or
(4)a separate model
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