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Curricular

Design

By Carlos Carballo

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Before to compare • In this continuously innovative century, school

education plays a much more important role than ever before (Lai & Lin, 2004). To survive in the fast changing business environment, each school must be able to cultivate well-prepared students who can meet the intensive global competition.

• Therefore, curriculum planning has become an important issue for school administrative.

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United States Vs. Taiwan

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United States Objective Model

• This model has several contributions bydifferent authors, curriculum theorists,curriculum reformers and professors; this is acombination thoughts by them. Based onthese contributions, they got a final objectivemodel, this was the Taba’s contribution.

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Taba’s Contribution

• Hilda Taba added by pointing out seven stepsof curriculum design and development. Thoseseven steps are diagnosing needs, draftingobjective, choosing content, organizingcontent, choosing learning experience,organizing learning experience, and decidingthe target and means of evaluation.

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The Pros and Cons of Objective ModelAdvantages

• First, this model aimed at developing students' behavior as the target goal of teaching.

• it has the function of carefully managing objectives.

• it is easy to find the suitability of subject’s content, activity, and teaching methods based on the objective evaluation.

• the steps in the Objective model’s application are exact and logical, and thus, easily followed.

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Disadvantages

• Behavioral objectives have many advantages if applied to curriculum design, but they have some limitations on execution.

• the limitations of choices of objectives.

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TaiwanBan Chiao Model

• The goal of Ban Chiao Model is to help children to develop good attitudes, behaviors, and habits in their lives to carry into the future as the basis for adapting to current society, carrying out good national morals and ethics, becoming the active life-long learners, and being good citizens in their future.

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For a clear understanding of the Ban ChiaoModel, they take into account three aspects (Huang, 2000; Owe, 1998):

• Editorial basis

• Subject composition

• Total Objective

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Students Society Subject

Temporary General Objective

Educational Philosophy

Educational Psychology

Precisely Specific Objective

Choosing Learning Experience

Organizing Learning Experience

Evaluating Learning Experience

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The Pros and Cons of Ban ChiaoModel

Advantages

• Its contents and materials show the conceptualization, spirituality, flexibility, and diversity needed in elementary schools.

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Disadvantages

• As these objectives show, the ideal of this curriculum is somewhat unrealistic and idealistic. Therefore, it easily becomes difficult to implement.

• It cannot show its own unique character since it is somewhat similar to other models.

• Ban Chiao model puts its highest emphasis on the basis of social science, it should define its educational goals based on the fundamentals of social science.

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Conclusions

• Developing curriculum materials creates an opportunity for teachers to learn within their daily routine or develop strategies for standards-based, integrated instruction.

• Good educational programmes have a well-planned curriculum.

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