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curriculum is the most important part of any education system . In this presentation I explained about the foundations and the components of curriculum

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Curriculum foundations are generally referred to

as the basic forces or ideas which influence and shape the curriculum

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It is usually considered that these include

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Philosophical ideasabout nature of education andknowledge

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What is a Philosophy?It is a love for wisdom

It is a love ; search of truth, or absolute and ultimate reality,mother of all sciences: Universe as a whole

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Metaphysics

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Values and ethics

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the influence of society andculture

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Sociology

the science of society

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Group behavior

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Dynamics of society

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Globalization

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Socio-economic/contemporary needs

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A good curriculum must be as per needs of contemporary society

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3 As Age Ability Aptitude

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Psychology is the study of the bio-social behaviorismof a human

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Growth and Development

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Physical Growth

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Mental Growth

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Emotional Growth

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Learning

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Motivation

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Environment

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Local

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Global

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The foundations of the curriculum are sometimescalled the sources of curriculum.

Philosophical ideas Social needs Child psychology Culture and Values

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Ralph W Tyler

Tyler refers, to the three sources of curriculum

the learners

contemporarylife

the subject

These, he says, are screened through the disciplines of Philosophy and Psychology.

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What are the components of the curriculum?

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Aims and objectives

Philosophical thoughts help in this area of curriculum

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Content Selecting content for anycurriculum requires the helpof: Philosophical ideas Need of society Educational psychology

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Learner

Educational psychology guides us that what methodologies are appropriate to teach students .In this area it is considered that how a child grows and develops and what is better to teach at which level. Psychology tells usthat every student has his/her own learning style due to individual differences and to focus on 3A’s (age, ability, aptitude)

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Evaluation is the fourth and very important component of curriculum

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Evaluation of learningTeacher centered

After the completion of year teacher takes an exam to examine the learning of students and makes a comprehensive question paper. Studentmight be fail or pass but none of the business of a teacher.

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Evaluation for learning (learner centered)after all learning sessions teacher takes a feedback that howmuch the student progressed in learning and modifies his /her

teachingstyles