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- In K9, the curriculum's scope and sequence must be "mapped" against the scope and sequence of previous and subsequent years as well as against other subjects.
What on earth? I've worked in education fro a long time and this statement makes absolutely no sense to me? What is meant by K9 the rest of the statement is quite convoluted. --Brideshead 17:57, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
Thanks for the information James, That makes much more sense. I question wether this is useful information in the article, wether it adds anything. Thanks --Brideshead 20:31, 14 January 2007 (UTC)
Bad intro
The start of this page should define curriculum or something. In normal English. Eg "A curriculum is...". Not some nonsensical thing that takes 10 minutes to decipher.
203.97.2.38 00:49, 23 February 2007 (UTC)
On the suggested merger of Core Curriculum into this article
This article is on curriculum in general, of which formal school curriculum is only part. It might be more appropriate if the section on formal school curriculum would be broken out into a separate article on its own, and then Core Curriculum could be merged into that one. jawhitzn 13:02, 17 September 2007 (UTC)
--I second that only because of both articles' short length. However, I also believe that they are distinct enough to require some degree of separation. Lirsveacba (talk) 21:22, 14 March 2008 (UTC)
Merge and Fix
This definitely needs revising and putting it into a better flow. It also should come under the generic term Curriculum so a merge is a must in my view. there is much work to do on that article too so merge and let us fix them as one unit rather than two similar units going different ways.ArisB 13:35, 15 November 2007 (UTC)
Article Rating
I'm justifying rating this article as "Start" as it is more than a mere stub (has sections, multiple references), but can obviously be expanded with more types of curriculum, issues in curriculum teaching and creation, etc.... Curriculum is everything that is taught in education, I think this merits a "Top" rating. 69.243.168.118 (talk) 01:44, 27 April 2008 (UTC) (User:Formerly_the_IP-Address_24.22.227.53, not currently logged in)
Notes
At the very bottom of the Choice Versus Curriculum topic, the following was listed:
As this seems to me as simply someone's unsourced notes on subjects to discuss, I have removed them, and am placing them here for reference should anyone desire. ~ Amory (talk) 00:57, 21 April 2009 (UTC)
Merge of Curriculum and instruction here
- Propose merge, on the basis that if that article has anything worth salvaging, here is the place for it. "Curriculum and instruction" is far too vague a basis for an encyclopedic article, and most of the text is clearly lifted from a textbook. Itsmejudith (talk) 19:37, 23 May 2009 (UTC)
Curriculum types in the US
Hi all,
It was clear to me that this page needed a bit of reorganization, so I've made a very small start, moving some materials around and under new headings. I'm most concerned with the mess that was the discussion of curricula in the US, mostly under the header of 'core curriculum'. The question of curricular design is a very different question in the US than in most places, because higher education is very different in the US from most places, so it needs to be brought under it's own header to make sense. Also, there are three main types of curriculum (maybe more? please add!) in colleges in the US, but only one was mentioned here (probably because there was a well-developed page on core curricula that had been merged into here).
Ideally, eventually this section will include full descriptions of the curriculum types with detailed examples of the way they're implemented. It would also be nice to make a few categories corresponding to the different curriculum types, to put the article pages for the schools into.
I'll help develop things more as I have time, but in the meantime any help you can give would be much appreciated! -Mgcsinc (talk) 17:
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