The document discusses the aims and objectives of various curriculums including:
- Developing social/emotional, physical, cognitive, and language skills in students.
- Teaching Islamic education content according to the Quran and Sunnah to educate students as practicing Muslims.
- Maintaining an updated curriculum to meet society's needs and enhance education quality and standards.
- Providing science learning opportunities to draw valid conclusions, acquire scientific knowledge, and understand applications in personal and social lives.
- Monitoring student progress against their potential and implementing homework policies in school curriculums.
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The document discusses the aims and objectives of various curriculums including:
- Developing social/emotional, physical, cognitive, and language skills in students.
- Teaching Islamic education content according to the Quran and Sunnah to educate students as practicing Muslims.
- Maintaining an updated curriculum to meet society's needs and enhance education quality and standards.
- Providing science learning opportunities to draw valid conclusions, acquire scientific knowledge, and understand applications in personal and social lives.
- Monitoring student progress against their potential and implementing homework policies in school curriculums.
The document discusses the aims and objectives of various curriculums including:
- Developing social/emotional, physical, cognitive, and language skills in students.
- Teaching Islamic education content according to the Quran and Sunnah to educate students as practicing Muslims.
- Maintaining an updated curriculum to meet society's needs and enhance education quality and standards.
- Providing science learning opportunities to draw valid conclusions, acquire scientific knowledge, and understand applications in personal and social lives.
- Monitoring student progress against their potential and implementing homework policies in school curriculums.
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The document discusses the aims and objectives of various curriculums including:
- Developing social/emotional, physical, cognitive, and language skills in students.
- Teaching Islamic education content according to the Quran and Sunnah to educate students as practicing Muslims.
- Maintaining an updated curriculum to meet society's needs and enhance education quality and standards.
- Providing science learning opportunities to draw valid conclusions, acquire scientific knowledge, and understand applications in personal and social lives.
- Monitoring student progress against their potential and implementing homework policies in school curriculums.
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Curriculum and Instruction
Aims and objectives of curriculum
Presented to:- Madam Abida Nasreen Presented by:- Muhammad Javaid Akhter Roll # 09-319 Usman Shafi Roll # 09-334 Aims • Aims are broad statements which let the students know what you will teach them in the subject and what they might learn. They can be general and should give your students an indication of the scope of your subject and its relationship to other subjects or the course in general. Objectives
• The desired or needed result to be achieved
by a specific time. An objective is broader than a goal, and one objective can be broken down into a number of specific goals. Curriculum • All the activities, performed by the students, inside or outside the classroom, under the guidance of school, to which certain objective.
• A curriculum can be defined as planned
activity offered by a school which can take place anywhere at any time General Aims and objectives of Curriculum
• Curriculum is designed to achieve certain
goals, aims and objectives in a due time period. That, how we want to develop certain attributes in human behavior or we wants to bring permanent positive changes in human behavior. Here are described some of the general objectives of any type of curriculum: SOCIAL/EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
• Shows ability to adjust to new situations
• Demonstrates appropriate trust in adults • Recognizes own feelings and manages them appropriately • Stands up for rights • Demonstrates self-direction and independence • Takes responsibility for own well-being Physical Development
• Demonstrates basic locomotors skills
(running, jumping, hopping, galloping) • Shows balance while moving • Climbs up and down • Pedals and steers a tricycle (or other wheeled vehicle)Demonstrates throwing, kicking, and catching skills Cognitive Development
• Observes object and events with curiosity
• Approaches problems lexibly • Shows persistence in approaching tasks • Explores cause and effect • Applies knowledge or experience to a new context Language Development
• Expresses self using words and expanded
sentences • Understands and follows oral directions • Answers questions • Asks questions • Actively participates in conversations • Enjoys and values reading Aims and Objectives of Religious/Islamic curriculum • Islamic education content should be included in curriculum in such a manner that should enable the Muslims to lead their lives according to the teachings of Islam as laid down in the Qur'an and Sunnah and to educate and train them as a true practicing Muslim. Aims and Objectives of the new curriculum
• To maintain updated curriculum.
• To take care of fast paced development in the knowledge • To meet the needs and requirements of the society and to enhance the Quality and standards of Education. • To provide a broad common frame work, for exchange, mobility and associated community. Aims and Objectives of science curriculum
• provide opportunities for observing and
evaluating phenomena and processes and for drawing valid deductions and conclusions • enable students to acquire a body of scientific knowledge appropriate to their age, and an understanding of the relevance and applications of science in their personal and social lives • develop a sense of enjoyment in the learning of science Aims and objective of school curriculum
• Promote learning, enabling students to achieve the
highest academic standards of which they are capable. • Encourage students to embrace technology and scientific advances through our specialist status and independent learning strategies. • Students’ progress is monitored against their potential. • The school’s homework policy is implemented. • High expectations are made • An atmosphere of promoting self-esteem and pleasure in others’ success is encouraged. The Aims and Objectives of a Technology Curriculum
• To prepare students, morally and politically, for
understanding and being critically aware of the social issues of technology. • To involve students in learning how to employ technological devices. • To include an involvement in and understanding of the areas of technology that can be related to designing and making. • Encourage the acquisition of a body of knowledge applicable to solving practical/ technological problems • Encourage students to identify technological needs The aim of Higher Education
• Lifelong learning skills
• Self-directed learning skills • Generic skills • Discipline knowledge and understanding • Inquiring, analytic and creative intellect • Vocational preparation The aims of the physics course at secondary school • develop interest, motivation and sense of achievement in the study of Physics • develop the ability to describe and explain concepts, principles, systems, Processes and applications related to physics. • develop the thinking process, imagination, ability to solve problems, data Management, investigating and communication skills. • develop an attitude of responsible citizenship, including respect for the Environment and commitment to the wise use of resources. • recognize the usefulness and limitations of scientific method and the Interaction between science, technology and society
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