3. • It is combining several specific areas into large fields /
areas
• Curriculum that combines two or more subjects and
studies their interrelationships.
• It gives emphasis on the integration of the related
subjects only
• In this curriculum a single subject can replace several
related subject.
Example : General science – Physics, chemistry, botany
and zoology
4. Correlated curriculum
• In this type of curriculum different subject of school are taught by
correlating each other.
• Correlated – connection or to be connected
• It indicated a relationship between various subjects of the curriculum
for making the knowledge concrete and permanent.
5. Uses of correlated curriculum
• Mind perceives knowledge as a
whole
• Retention of earlier knowledge
• Use of knowledge
• All round development
• Helps to achieve unity of
knowledge
6. • It develop the mental abilities
• It strengthen skills
• It makes learning concrete and
permanent.
• It makes lessons easy and clear
• Help to acquire knowledge in short
period of time
• Develop various human and social
activities
• It helps to lighten the burden of
curriculum
8. It for schools looking to develop their curriculum
and culture.
Value refers to the objects like food , clothing
,house and abstract qualities and ideas like truth ,
beauty , goodness, peace and happiness.
9. Need and importance
development of healthy and balanced personality
Capacity to earn livelihood and acquired material prosperity.
Development of vocational efficiency
Creation of good citizen ship
Adjustment with the environment
Development of character
National integration and national development
Promotion of social efficiency
10. Values learning through Value oriented curriculum
Aesthetic
Spiritual
Moral
Social
Value for life