Introduction To The Curriculum
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- The document traces the evolution of Scotland's curriculum from 1987 to the present, starting with the 5-14 curriculum introduced in 1991 and moving to Curriculum for Excellence (CfE) introduced in 2004. - The 5-14 curriculum aimed to provide clearer definition, assessment, communication and reporting but was criticized for being too wide and prescriptive. - CfE was introduced to make the curriculum more flexible, improve transitions, and increase relevance for the 21st century. It focuses on developing successful learners, effective contributors, and responsible citizens. - CfE is based on principles like challenge and enjoyment, personalization and choice, and coherence across the curriculum.
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