The Development, evaluation and implementation of curriculum: a contribution to an IIEP seminar

This paper presents some principles related to the process of curriculum development, evaluation and implementation. It introduces the concepts of balance and relevance as criteria for judging the adequacy of an educational programme and presents a model for generating and selecting educational objectives. It then describes two functions of curriculum evaluation: the modification of curriculum material and the specification of conditions under which the programme should be expected to function well. Finally, it describes some problems related to the evaluation of programme implementation (from ERIC database).

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Main Authors: Seminar on the Evaluation of the Qualitative Aspects of Education, IIEP/S33, Paris, 1974, UNESCO IIEP, Swedish International Development Authority, Lewy, Arieh
Format: book biblioteca
Language:eng
Published: UNESCO-IIEP
Subjects:Curriculum development, Curriculum evaluation, Curriculum research, Educational planning, Educational objectives, Teaching materials, Educational administration, Academic achievement, Project implementation,
Online Access:https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000070079
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