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The document describes the seven types of curricula in schools, including recommended, written, taught, supported, assessed, learned, and hidden/implicit curricula. It provides distinctive features of each type in a table. The document concludes that the taught curriculum is the best type as it follows the written plans while using instructional materials and the teacher's teaching style to facilitate meaningful learning.

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ProfEd323-Activity 1

The document describes the seven types of curricula in schools, including recommended, written, taught, supported, assessed, learned, and hidden/implicit curricula. It provides distinctive features of each type in a table. The document concludes that the taught curriculum is the best type as it follows the written plans while using instructional materials and the teacher's teaching style to facilitate meaningful learning.

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Name: JOHN MARK I.

CUEVAS Date Submitted: January 30, 2023


Program/Year/Section: BTVTEd 3A Subject Code: ProfEd 323

Activity 1: Curriculum in School

Directions:
1. Describe each type of curricula in school by identifying in its distinctive features.
2. Write your description through words of phrase.
3. Fill in the table/matrix below:

Types of Curricula in School Distinctive Features


1. Recommended Curriculum  Centralized in form
 Regulated by higher bodies that creates
policies, standards and guidelines
2. Written Curricula  Documents based on the recommended
curricula
 Come in the form of course of study,
syllabi, modules, books, or instructional
guides among others
3. Taught Curriculum  From what has been written or planned, the
curriculum has to be implemented or taught
 Teacher facilitates with the aid of
instructional materials and facilities
 Depend largely on the teaching style of the
teacher and the learning style of the
students
4. Supported Curriculum  Support materials to make learning and
teaching meaningful
 Includes facilities where learning occurs
outside or inside the four-walled building
5. Assessed Curriculum  Taught and supported curricula have to be
evaluated
 Can either be assessment for learning,
assessment as learning or assessment of
learning
6. Learned Curriculum  Measures the learning of the students
 Measured by tools in assessment
(cognitive, affective, and psychomotor
outcomes)
 Also demonstrate higher order and critical
thinking and lifelong skills
7. Hidden/Implicit Curriculum  Not deliberately planned
 The teacher should be sensitive and aware
of this
4. Answer the question.
Among the 7 types of curricula in school, which do you think is the best
type and why?

Among the 7 types of curricula in school, from my point of view, taught


curriculum is the best for me. It is because in this type of curriculum as what is
stated in the table above that it still follows what is written or planned and the
teachers have to use instructional materials and facilities in facilitating learning.
In that way, you would catch the interest and attention of your students to learn
about something with the aid of IMs and facilities that would bring them to a real-
life scenario or happenings. In this type of curriculum it largely depend on the
teaching style of the teacher that gives them the freedom to use their own style of
teaching based on what the learners prefer since that the teacher himself/herself
knows better of his/her students.

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