The document discusses various definitions and conceptualizations of curriculum from different scholars and education commissions. It defines curriculum as the total set of learning experiences and opportunities provided by an educational institution. Curriculum is conceptualized as a plan or program to achieve educational goals and objectives. It involves the reconstruction of knowledge and experiences to enable learners to increase their understanding and skills. The whole life and activities in a school comprise the curriculum.
This document provides an overview of the concept of curriculum. It defines curriculum in various ways, such as a plan for providing learning opportunities, the totality of learner experiences, and a set of courses offered. It discusses the philosophical, sociological, and psychological bases of curriculum, including how different philosophies like idealism, realism, and pragmatism influence curriculum development. The scope of curriculum is described as comprehensive, touching all aspects of a learner's life.
The document discusses definitions and concepts of curriculum. It begins by explaining how the term curriculum has evolved from referring to a course of studies to meaning the agreement between society, government, and educators regarding the educational activities learners should undergo. It then examines several definitions of curriculum from educational literature, including seeing it as subjects that embody essential knowledge, subjects useful for contemporary society, all planned learning under an institution, and the totality of learning experiences. The document concludes by discussing how curriculum can refer to different levels of education and is broader than a syllabus, which outlines the content and evaluation of an individual course, while a curriculum encompasses multiple courses designed to reach a proficiency.
The presentation also shows the critical pedagogy which is method of educating the people in more critical and acclaimed way. The innovative pedagogy however reveals how the art of teaching can be made unique, creative and innovative to grab the interest of students and learners.
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The document discusses different concepts and definitions of curriculum provided by various education thinkers. It summarizes three major concepts: 1) Albert Oliver defines curriculum as the educational program consisting of studies, activities and guidance. 2) Philip Phenix's concept is based on a scheme of values which constitute the aims and objectives of education. 3) Hilda Taba views curriculum as serving the functions of preserving culture, transforming culture, and developing individuals. The document also discusses the nature, scope, development, and importance of curriculum.
What is curriculum?
Curriculum is said to be a very ill-defined term (Huang, 1991)
It may carry different meanings when used by teachers, schools and academics. What makes the matter worse is that it is used interchangeably with terms like syllabus, examination syllabus and instruction (Chang,1998).
In this session, we would try to clarify what it is.
Interpretations of Curriculum
The amorphous nature of the word curriculum has given rise over the years to many interpretations. Depending on their philosophical beliefs, persons have conveyed these interpretations among others.
Curriculum is that which is taught in school.
Curriculum is a set of subjects.
Curriculum is content.
Curriculum is a program of studies.
Curriculum is a sequence of courses.
1. The document discusses the concept of curriculum, defining it as the planned experiences offered to learners under school guidance.
2. It explores both the narrow and broader meanings of curriculum, with the narrow referring to classroom subjects and the broader encompassing all learner experiences.
3. The key aspects of curriculum discussed include its basis in educational aims and objectives, its role in the teaching-learning process, and its goal of facilitating personal and social growth of learners.
The document discusses various definitions and concepts of curriculum. It provides 14 definitions or descriptions of curriculum from different scholars and educational bodies. These definitions view curriculum as a plan of learning experiences, a body of knowledge to be taught, all the experiences learned under the guidance of the school, and other variations. The document also discusses different approaches to curriculum development, such as Tyler's model from 1949 and Taba's grass-roots model from 1962. It examines curriculum from philosophical, historical, political, and other dimensions.
This document provides an overview of the concept of curriculum. It defines curriculum in various ways, such as a plan for providing learning opportunities, the totality of learner experiences, and a set of courses offered. It discusses the philosophical, sociological, and psychological bases of curriculum, including how different philosophies like idealism, realism, and pragmatism influence curriculum development. The scope of curriculum is described as comprehensive, touching all aspects of a learner's life.
The document discusses definitions and concepts of curriculum. It begins by explaining how the term curriculum has evolved from referring to a course of studies to meaning the agreement between society, government, and educators regarding the educational activities learners should undergo. It then examines several definitions of curriculum from educational literature, including seeing it as subjects that embody essential knowledge, subjects useful for contemporary society, all planned learning under an institution, and the totality of learning experiences. The document concludes by discussing how curriculum can refer to different levels of education and is broader than a syllabus, which outlines the content and evaluation of an individual course, while a curriculum encompasses multiple courses designed to reach a proficiency.
The presentation also shows the critical pedagogy which is method of educating the people in more critical and acclaimed way. The innovative pedagogy however reveals how the art of teaching can be made unique, creative and innovative to grab the interest of students and learners.
http://www.aonepapers.com/hire-some-expert-to-write-a-paper/
The document discusses different concepts and definitions of curriculum provided by various education thinkers. It summarizes three major concepts: 1) Albert Oliver defines curriculum as the educational program consisting of studies, activities and guidance. 2) Philip Phenix's concept is based on a scheme of values which constitute the aims and objectives of education. 3) Hilda Taba views curriculum as serving the functions of preserving culture, transforming culture, and developing individuals. The document also discusses the nature, scope, development, and importance of curriculum.
What is curriculum?
Curriculum is said to be a very ill-defined term (Huang, 1991)
It may carry different meanings when used by teachers, schools and academics. What makes the matter worse is that it is used interchangeably with terms like syllabus, examination syllabus and instruction (Chang,1998).
In this session, we would try to clarify what it is.
Interpretations of Curriculum
The amorphous nature of the word curriculum has given rise over the years to many interpretations. Depending on their philosophical beliefs, persons have conveyed these interpretations among others.
Curriculum is that which is taught in school.
Curriculum is a set of subjects.
Curriculum is content.
Curriculum is a program of studies.
Curriculum is a sequence of courses.
1. The document discusses the concept of curriculum, defining it as the planned experiences offered to learners under school guidance.
2. It explores both the narrow and broader meanings of curriculum, with the narrow referring to classroom subjects and the broader encompassing all learner experiences.
3. The key aspects of curriculum discussed include its basis in educational aims and objectives, its role in the teaching-learning process, and its goal of facilitating personal and social growth of learners.
The document discusses various definitions and concepts of curriculum. It provides 14 definitions or descriptions of curriculum from different scholars and educational bodies. These definitions view curriculum as a plan of learning experiences, a body of knowledge to be taught, all the experiences learned under the guidance of the school, and other variations. The document also discusses different approaches to curriculum development, such as Tyler's model from 1949 and Taba's grass-roots model from 1962. It examines curriculum from philosophical, historical, political, and other dimensions.
The document provides an overview of definitions and perspectives on the concept of curriculum from various scholars. It discusses curriculum in its early Latin origins referring to "to run a course". Multiple definitions are presented that view curriculum as everything planned by the school including subjects, content, objectives, and extra-curricular activities. Traditional views see curriculum as disciplines and knowledge to be acquired while progressive views emphasize experiences and applying reflective thinking. Overall, the document aims to describe the diverse ways curriculum has been defined.
The document discusses definitions and concepts of curriculum from various perspectives. It defines curriculum as a plan for students' education, as well as all experiences students have under teacher guidance. Curriculum is also defined as a set of plans, arrangements, goals, content, lessons and materials to guide educational management. The document also examines curriculum as an idea, written plan, implemented activities, and achieved results. It describes curriculum's roles in conserving, critically evaluating, and creatively developing culture. Curriculum functions include adjustment, integration, differentiation, preparation, selection, and diagnosis.
The document discusses the meaning and concepts of curriculum. It defines curriculum as the total learning experiences of individuals in schools and society. Curriculum refers to both the instructional program and educative experiences that help students achieve their life goals and reflect the aims of education. The document outlines several curriculum models including Tyler's model, Hass and Parkay's model, and Taba's pilot unit development model. It identifies the major components or elements of curriculum as aims/objectives, subject matter/content, learning experiences, and evaluation approaches. The document also discusses different types of curriculum operating in schools and the need for curriculum development to fulfill clear purposes and goals.
This document provides definitions and concepts related to curriculum. It discusses curriculum from different points of view including traditional, progressive, and various models of curriculum development. Specifically, it defines curriculum as the total learning experiences for students, discusses Ralph Tyler's 4 basic principles for curriculum development and Hilda Taba's grassroots approach. It also outlines Allan Glatthorn's 7 types of curriculum operating in schools, including the recommended, written, taught, supported, assessed, learned, and hidden curriculums.
This document discusses the meaning and concepts of curriculum construction. It provides definitions of curriculum from various scholars such as Cunningham, Morroe, Crow and Crow, and Nunn. It also discusses principles of curriculum construction such as being child-centric, integrating civic and social needs, conserving experiences, being creative, forward-looking, integrating subjects, allowing for individual differences, preparing students for living, being socially relevant, utilizing leisure time, providing variety and flexibility, and considering the time available.
The document discusses curriculum in education. It defines curriculum as the totality of a student's learning experiences, including a planned sequence of instruction aligned with educational goals. It notes there are different types of curriculums, such as traditional subject-centered, activity-centered, child-centered, and experience-centered curriculums. Principles for developing curriculum include making it child-centered, community-centered, activity-centered, integrated, and forward-looking to prepare students for adult life.
The document discusses various definitions and perspectives on the concept of curriculum. It provides over a dozen definitions of curriculum from different scholars, such as John Delnay defining curriculum as all planned learning for which the school is responsible. It also discusses different models of curriculum development, such as Ralph Tyler's four questions model from 1949 and Hilda Taba's grass-roots approach from 1962 involving teacher participation. The document examines curriculum from philosophical, historical, political, cultural and other dimensions and frames it as a dynamic concept that changes with society.
The document discusses different aspects of curriculum development including definitions, types, and characteristics of curriculum. It defines curriculum as the totality of a student's learning experiences, and distinguishes it from syllabus which refers to a plan of content. The main types of curriculum discussed are subject-centered, learner-centered, task-centered, objective-centered, and experience-centered. It also outlines the aims, scope, and characteristics of curriculum development.
This document discusses curriculum development for a physiotherapy program. It begins by defining curriculum and describing different levels and models of curriculum. It then discusses aligning the curriculum with the program's vision and selecting teaching strategies. The document also contrasts traditional vs modern approaches and references key curriculum theorists like Tyler, Wheeler, Kerr, and Taba. It describes curriculum mapping and outlines components of a course syllabus. Finally, it discusses integrating content, clinical reasoning, and skills across the curriculum.
The document discusses different perspectives on what curriculum means:
1. Curriculum is a plan or program of all experiences students encounter under a school's direction. It includes both academic and extracurricular activities.
2. Curriculum is defined as a series of courses students are prescribed to take. It outlines the content and objectives of what students should learn.
3. Curriculum refers to both the written curriculum that is planned as well as the experienced curriculum of what students actually learn. The key is that curriculum encompasses all of a student's experiences under a school's guidance.
The document discusses the key differences between a curriculum and a syllabus. A curriculum is a broad outline that prescribes what topics need to be taught to students, while a syllabus provides a more detailed list of concepts that will be covered in a specific class. The curriculum is usually not seen by students directly, whereas the syllabus is often handed out on the first day of class. While a curriculum defines the overall program of what will be learned, a syllabus describes the specific plan for one class.
The document discusses the meaning and characteristics of a core curriculum. It defines a core curriculum as a set of courses considered basic and essential for all students that provides common learning experiences. Some key characteristics mentioned are that a core curriculum has a common scheme of studies, is flexible, utilizes problems of personal and social development common to youth, and encourages problem-solving skills. It aims to provide students with fundamental knowledge and skills needed for future education and life.
A curriculum represents a course of study and outlines the educational goals and objectives for learners. It is developed through careful analysis and planning by educators to determine the appropriate content, standards, and resources to serve the needs of society. A curriculum communicates a profession's best educational thinking and sums up the educational experiences that will be provided to students. It is the result of ongoing review and collaboration between education professionals to continuously improve instruction.
This document provides definitions of curriculum from different perspectives. It begins by defining curriculum broadly as all learning experiences in school, and more narrowly as a list of subjects taught. Several experts provide definitions, generally describing curriculum as a planned set of learning experiences and outcomes to help students grow. Traditional views emphasized fundamental disciplines and knowledge from subjects. Progressive views defined curriculum more broadly as all experiences under teacher guidance, or what is taught and learned in schools. The document explores curriculum definitions from different theorists and viewpoints.
The document discusses the nature and meaning of curriculum. It defines curriculum as the instructional and educative program through which students achieve their goals and aspirations. Curriculum refers to the lessons and academic content taught in schools. It discusses the relationships between students and the curriculum, teachers and the curriculum, and teachers and students. It contrasts the traditional view of curriculum being limited to course subjects with the modern concept seeing it as all learning activities. Finally, it outlines characteristics of an effective curriculum such as being continuously evolving, based on student needs, developed democratically, and having administrative flexibility.
The document discusses the key differences between a syllabus and curriculum. It states that a syllabus is a descriptive outline of topics to be covered in a course, usually drafted by the instructor, while a curriculum is the set of courses offered by a school and is prescriptive, being issued by the governing body. It provides examples of what a typical syllabus contains and the purposes it serves for students and instructors. The document also discusses the components of a curriculum and different types of syllabuses.
This document discusses the definitions and roles of management and curriculum in schools. Management is defined as the process of working with individuals and groups to accomplish organizational goals through leadership. It involves the principal providing developmental supervision, curriculum leadership, and a clear vision. Curriculum is defined as a program of activities designed for learners to achieve educational objectives. A curriculum manager must understand their role in executing the primary functions of teaching and learning to help students become useful citizens.
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The document discusses different aspects of curriculum development including definitions, types, and characteristics of curriculum. It defines curriculum as the totality of a student's learning experiences, and distinguishes it from syllabus which refers to a plan of content. The main types of curriculum discussed are subject-centered, learner-centered, task-centered, objective-centered, and experience-centered. It also outlines the aims, scope, and characteristics of curriculum development.
This document discusses curriculum development for a physiotherapy program. It begins by defining curriculum and describing different levels and models of curriculum. It then discusses aligning the curriculum with the program's vision and selecting teaching strategies. The document also contrasts traditional vs modern approaches and references key curriculum theorists like Tyler, Wheeler, Kerr, and Taba. It describes curriculum mapping and outlines components of a course syllabus. Finally, it discusses integrating content, clinical reasoning, and skills across the curriculum.
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The document discusses the key differences between a curriculum and a syllabus. A curriculum is a broad outline that prescribes what topics need to be taught to students, while a syllabus provides a more detailed list of concepts that will be covered in a specific class. The curriculum is usually not seen by students directly, whereas the syllabus is often handed out on the first day of class. While a curriculum defines the overall program of what will be learned, a syllabus describes the specific plan for one class.
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KNOWLEDGE & CURRICULUM- UNIT IV -(A)-MEANING OF CURRICULUM(URDU).pptx
1. MARATHWADA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION,
AURANGABAD
BY
DR. MIRZA MAHEFOOZ BAIG بیگ محفوظ ڈاکٹرمرزا
1
KNOWLEDGE AND CURRICULUM
نصاب اور علم
2. UNIT IV CONCEPTS AND APPROACHES TO CURRICULUM
نظر کےنقطہ نصاب اور تصور کا نصاب
A) MEANING AND NATURE OF CURRICULUM, NEED OF CURRICULUM
ضرورت کی نصاب ،نوعیت اور معنی کے نصاب
KNOWLEDGE AND CURRICULUM
نصاب اور علم
DR. MIRZA MAHEFOOZ BAIG بیگ محفوظ مرزا ڈاکٹر
2
3. MEANING OF CURRICULUM
معنی کے نصاب
CURRICULUM
نصاب
DR. MIRZA MAHEFOOZ BAIG بیگ محفوظ مرزا ڈاکٹر 3
4. Etymologically, the term curriculum is derived
from the Latin word “currere” which means run
or run-way or a running course.
سے
ماخوذ “currere” نصاب
یہ
الطینی
الفاظ curriculum
a running course یا run or run-way ہےجس
کے
معنی
ہے
Thus curriculum means a course to be run for
reaching a certain goal.
یعنی
نصاب
کےمعنی
کچھ
ماقصد
حاصل
کرنے
کے
لئے
ایک
کورس
کو
چالنا
ہے
DR.
MIRZA
MAHEFOOZ
BAIG
بیگ
محفوظ
مرزا
ڈاکٹر
4
5. Arthur J. Lewis and Mid Alice defined curriculum
as “a set of intentions about opportunities for
engagement of persons to be educated with other
persons and with things (all bearers of information
process, techniques and values) in certain
arrangements of time and space.”
لوئس
اور
االیس
نے
نصاب
کی
تعارف
کچھ
اس
طرح
کی
ہے
"
جس
کو
تعلم
دینا
ہے
اسکو
دیگر
طالب
علم
کے
اورآشیا
کے
ساتھ
مصروف
کرنے
کے
مواقع
دینے
کے
کچھ
ارادے
"
DR. MIRZA MAHEFOOZ BAIG بیگ محفوظ مرزا ڈاکٹر
5
6. A curriculum means, the total situation (all
situations) selected and organized by the institution
and made available to the teacher to operate and to
translate the ultimate aim of education into reality.
نصاب
کے
معنی
–
ایک
تعلیمی
ادارے
کا
لّممک
حالت
کا
انتخاب
اورانعقاد
کرکے
معلم
کو
مہیا
کر
کے
دینا
تا
کے
وہ
تعلیمی
مقاصد
کو
حقیقی
جامع
پہنا
سکے
DR. MIRZA MAHEFOOZ BAIG بیگ محفوظ مرزا ڈاکٹر
6
7. In the words of Cunningham, curriculum is a tool
in the hands of the artist (the teacher) to mould his
material (the pupil) according to his ideal (objective)
in his studio (the school).
کنننگھم
کے
الفاظوں
میں
–
نصاب
ایک
کالکار
(
معلم
)
کے
ہاتھ
میں
اوزار
ہے
جس
سے
وہ
اپنے
مٹیریل
(
مواد
()
طالب
علم
)
کواپنے
اسٹوڈیو
(
اسکول
)
میں
ساچے
میں
دال
سکے
.
DR. MIRZA MAHEFOOZ BAIG بیگ محفوظ مرزا ڈاکٹر 7
8. Curriculum may be defined as -It is the sum total
of all the activities and experiences provided by the
schools to the learners for achieving the desired
objectives.
طےشدہ
مقاصد
کو
حاصل
کرنے
کے
لئے
اسکول
کے
ذریعے
لّممک
سرگرمیاں
اور
تجروبات
کا
مہیا
کرنا
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9. Curriculum as a Plan نصاب
ایک
منصوبہ
Oliva (1982) stated that “Curriculum is a plan or
programme for all experiences which the learner
encounters under the direction of the school.”
اولیوا
نے
کہا
کے
نصاب
ایک
منصوبہ
یا
پروگرام
ہے
ان
تمام
تجروبات
کا
جو
طالب
علم
اسکول
کی
رہنمائی
میں
حاصل
کرتا
ہیں
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10. Carter V. Good (1959) defined curriculum as “a
general overall plan of the content or specific
materials of instruction that the school should offer
the student by way of qualifying him for gradation
on certification for entrance into a professional or a
vocational field.”
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11. Tyler and Hilda Taba (1962) defind curriculum “as
a plan for action, or a written document, which
includes strategies for achieving desired goals or
ends.”
ٹیلر
اور
ہلڈا
تابا
نے
نصاب
کی
تعریف
کچھ
اس
طرح
کی
ہے
–
نصاب
عمل
کرنے
کا
منصوبہ
ہے
یا
ایک
تحریرشدہ
،دستاویزہے
جس
میں
شامل
حکمت
عملی
کے
ذریعے
طےشدہ
مقاصد
حاصل
ہوتے
ہیں
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12. Galen Saylor defines curriculum “as a plan for
providing sets of learning opportunities for persons
to be educated”.
گلین
سیلر
–
افراد
کو
تعلیمی
آفتا
بنانے
کے
لئے
کچھ
تعلیمی
مواقع
مہیا
کرنے
کا
منصوبہ
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13. Tanner and Tanner (1980) stated that
“Curriculum is that reconstruction of knowledge and
experiences systematically developed under the
auspices of the school (or university) to enable the
learner to increase his or her control of knowledge
and experience.”
ٹینر
اور
ٹینرکہتے
کی
نصاب
،
علم
اورتجروبات
کا
تعمیر
نوہیں
–
جس
کی
ترتیب
وار
نشونما
اسکول
کے
مدد
سے
ہوتی
ہے
تا
کی
طلب
علم
کو
اس
الئق
بنا
سکے
کے
وو
اپنے
علم
اور
تجروبات
پر
گرفت
بڑا
سکے
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14. The Secondary Education Commission (1952-54)
states that “curriculum includes totality of
experiences pupil receives through the manifold
activities that go on in the school, classroom, library,
laboratory, workshop, playground and in numerous
informal contacts between teachers and pupils.” In
other words the whole life of school is curriculum
which can touch the life of students at all levels and
helps in evolution of a balanced personality.
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15. According to Crow and Crow, “curriculum
includes all the learners experiences in and outside
the school that are included in a programme which
has been devised to help to develop mentally,
physically, emotionally, spiritually and morally.”
کروو
اور
کرووکے
مطابق
–
نصاب
میں
اسکول
اور
اسکول
کے
باہر
کے
سبھی
تجروبات
شامل
ہوتے
،ہے
جو
ایک
پروگرام
کے
تحت
شامل
کے
جاتے
ہے
تا
کی
طالب
علم
کی
،ذہنی
،جسمانی
،جذباتی
تسوفی
اور
اخالقی
نشونما
ہو
.
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16. Krug (1957) defined as “Curriculum consists of
all the means of instruction used by the school to
provide opportunities for student learning
experiences leading to desired learning outcome”
کرگ
–
نصاب
میں
تدریس
کے
سبی
ذرے
ہوتے
،ہے
جس
کا
استعمال
طالب
علم
کو
اکتسابی
تجربات
کے
مواقع
موہیا
کرانے
کو
اسکول
کرتا
ہے
تا
کی
اکتسابی
مقاصد
حاصل
ہو
سکے
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17. Doll (1978) defined that Curriculum is both a
subject to be taught at colleges and universities and a
field in which practitioners work. Curriculum is the
formal and informal content and process by which
learners gain knowledge and understanding, develop
skills and alter attitudes, appreciations and values
under the auspices of that school”.
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18. Curriculum can be considered in terms of subject
matter (Tamil, English, Mathematics, Science, Social
Science, etc) or content (the way of organization and
assimilation of information).
نصاب
کو
مضمون
کے
جیسا
سمجھا
جا
سکتا
ہے
–
،انگریزی
،ریاضی
،سائنس
-
یا
مواد
(
نفسے
مضمون
)
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19. Historically and currently the dominant concept
of the curriculum is that of subjects and subject
matter there in to be taught by teachers and learned
by students.
تاریخی
لحاظ
سے
اور
موجودہ
دور
میں
بھی
نصاب
کا
تصور
-
ایک
مضمون
اور
نفسے
مضمون
کی
طرح
سمجھ
جاتا
ہے
–
جس
کی
تدریس
معلم
کرتا
ہے
اور
جسے
طالب
علم
سکتا
ہے
.
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20. B.F. Skinner views the curriculum as being
formulated according to behaviouristic objectives.
The curriculum is the series of experiences which
children and youth must have by way of attaining
activity-based objectives.
اسکننر
کی
رائے
میں
نصاب
بحووریسٹک
مقاصد
کے
لحاظ
سے
تیارکیا
جاتا
ہے
.
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21. W. W. Chatters (1923) viewed curriculum as a
series of objectives that students must attain by way
of a series of learning experiences
چیٹرس
کے
مطابق
نصاب
بطورمقاص
کی
سیریز
،ہے
جسے
طالب
علم
کو
اکتسابی
تجروبات
کی
سیریز
کے
ذریعے
حاص
ل
کرنا
ہوتا
ہے
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22. Edgar Bruce stated that the curriculum is “an
educational instrument, planned and, used by the
school to effect the purposes”.
ایڈگر
بروسنے
کہا
کے
نصاب
ایک
تعلیمی
آال
،ہے
منصوبہ
ہے
؛
جس
کا
استمال
اسکول
کے
ذریعے
مقاصد
کو
حاصل
کرنے
کے
لئے
کیا
جاتا
ہے
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23. Curriculum can be considered as a system for
dealing with people and the processes or
organization of personnel and procedures for
implementing the system (Babcock, McNeil,
Untruth).
نصاب
کو
لوگو
کے
ساتھ
معمالت
کرنے
کا
نظام
سمجھ
جا
سکتا
ہے
اور
عمل
یا
اہلکار
کی
تنظیم
اور
نظام
کو
نفس
کرنے
کا
طریقہ
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24. Curriculum can also be viewed as a field of
study, comprising its own foundations and domains
of knowledge, as well as its own research, theory,
and principles (Orlosky and Smith, Schubert and
Tanners).
نصاب
کو
مطالع
کا
میدان
سمجہ
جا
سکتا
،ہے
جس
کا
اپنی
بنیاد
ہوتی
،ہے
اپنی
علم
کا
دائرہہوتا
ہے
اور
اپنی
،تحقیق
تھیوری
اور
اصل
ہوتے
ہے
.
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25. Realisation of Educational Objectives
لئے کے کرنے حاصل مقاصد تعلیمی
Proper use of Time and Energy
استمال مناسب کا توانائی اور وقت
Acquisition of Knowledge
لئے کے کرنے حاصل معلومات
Determining Structure Of Content
لئے کے کرنے تے دہاچا کا مضمون نفسے
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26. Development of Personality
شخصیت
کی
نشونما
Preparation of Text Book
کے کرنے تیار کتاب درسی
لئے
Conducting Examination
امتحان
کے لینے
لئے
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27. Organising Teaching And Learning Situation
تدریسی
-
لئے کے کرنے انقاد کا حالت اکتسابی
Decision about Instructional method
لئے کے لینے فیصلہ کا انتخاب کا طریقے تدریسی
Development of Knowledge, Skill And Attitude
کے نشونما کے نظریہ اور مہارت ، علم
لئے
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