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  • "The sum total of students activities which the school sponsors for the purpose of achieving its objectives" this definition of curriculum has defined by?
  • "Curriculum as all the experiences a pupil has under the guidance of the school" is defined by?
  • "Curriculum embodies all the experiences which are offered to learners under the auspices or direction of the school" this definition is given by?
  • A list of the content of a course of work simply means collections?
  • The series of planned units related to each other is called?
  • Curriculum is a word?
  • Curriculum means?
  • "Curriculum is a tool in the hands of the artist (the teacher) to mold his material (the pupil) in accordance with his ideals in his studio (the school)" is defined by?
  • The foundations of curriculum are?
  • Nature of ultimate reality is discussed in?
  • The nature of knowledge is discussed in?
  • The nature of values is discussed in?
  • It is concerned with concepts of good and bad?
  • Metaphysics is also called?
  • Beauty and enjoyment of human experience is concerned with?
  • What is beautiful?
  • The word Psychology is derived from two words "Psyche" (soul) and "Logos" (study), these words are?
  • According to the behaviourist, Psychology is the systematic study of?
  • Sociology is the systematic study of?
  • Accepted way of life is called?
  • Value when it is pursued not for its own but for some ends beyond itself?
  • Value when it prepares the way for other studies?
  • Since a particular study introduces us to a number of subjects?
  • These values lie in a study of subject whose pursuit is individually and directly useful as it satisfies many wants and needs?
  • Practical values also called?
  • A value which is customarily described and desirable in a subject?
  • Values that occur from their studies are in the form of pleasures or intellectual joys?
  • Values consist of the pleasure that accompanies intellectual insight?
  • Liberalizing values also called?
  • These values involve the basic nature of man himself and include elementary physical skills, basic social skills, ability to use language and numbers?
  • These values make a person good for himself?
  • Values are good for the society and form the basis of relationship of an individual with other people in society?
  • These values make a person good for himself?
  • These values include established by the institution?
  • These values are determined completely outside the schools, values may differ from place to place and time to time but values like truth and love remain constant?
  • Focus of learning upon fundamental human activities, in curriculum?
  • It was philosophy of experimentalist which give the core theory of curriculum?
  • ______ stated at the national level without considering any class?
  • ______ are stated for different educational stages?
  • ______ are stated considering the class and subject?
  • The educational policy of a country contains?
  • Objectives of primary stage, secondary stage, higher secondary stage are examples of?
  • Teaching of Urdu at grade one, is the example of?
  • “After the teaching of this specific content, the students will be able to…” is an example of?
  • Satisfaction of the child nature is prior to the equipment for future life, according to the?
  • Emphasis on promotion all-around growth of child or learner?
  • Individual growth is kept in mind in?
  • Students are deprived of some important skills in?
  • Teacher is the only facilitator in?
  • Most widely used curriculum pattern in secondary schools is?
  • The content areas are taught in isolation with no attempt of an integration in?
  • Emphasis upon on subject matter in?
  • This curriculum ignore individual differences?
  • This curriculum deals with persistent and recurring problems of youth and society irrespective of subject matter lines?
  • This type of curriculum is derived from our civic and social needs?
  • This type of curriculum is organized around the types of problems of personal and social concern common to all youth in a democratic society?
  • Many parents and political leaders fail to understand the real connotation of the term curriculum?
  • Curriculum is the process of merging different subjects through coordination so that components lose identity?
  • Integration can be intra-disciplinary and inter-disciplinary?
  • The integration of subject within a particular field of knowledge is?
  • The integration of subjects or parts of subjects from different fields of knowledge into a new curriculum is?
  • Learning tends to be too abstract in?
  • Ralph W. Tyler presented the Curriculum Model?
  • Tyler presented in his curriculum model sources?
  • The first source of objectives in Tyler's Model is?
  • The second source of objectives in Tyler's Model is?
  • The third source of objectives in Tyler's Model is?
  • D.K Wheeler, presented Curriculum Model?
  • The first phase of D.K Wheeler Model is?
  • The second phase of Wheeler's Model is?
  • The third phase of Wheeler's Model is?
  • The fourth phase of Wheeler's Model is?
  • The fifth and last phase of Wheeler's Model is?
  • Lawton has provided us curriculum Model?
  • The Lawton Model has stages?
  • The first stage in Lawton's Model deals with the need to achieve clarity about the?
  • The second stage in Lawton's Model is?
  • The third stage consists of questions like?
  • The fourth stage of Lawton's Model deals with the question of?
  • The fifth stage of Lawton's Model deals with?
  • Before introducing any reforms in curriculum, the intentions of the government is conveyed to the provincial?
  • Who requests the provincial centers to prepare a draft for curriculum for each subject taught up to class XII?
  • HEC stands for?
  • Functions of HEC are?
  • The authority of Degrees attestation has?
  • Formulation of various committees is the responsibility of?
  • Issues and problems of curriculum development in Pakistan is?
  • The objectives of education cannot be achieved without?
  • Mini culture is said to?
  • Which of the following is the nature of curriculum?
  • Psychology foundation plays its role in the development of curriculum keeping in view the?
  • Relationship of subjects at different levels is called?
  • Curriculum organization used for different concepts at the same class is?
  • The importance of curriculum in the system of education is just like a?
  • The outline of the contents is?
  • The selection of the particular design is influenced by?
  • The basic components of curriculum are?
  • Effectiveness of the curriculum is determined by?
  • The model of behavioural objectives of curriculum evaluation was presented by?
  • Usually the methods that used to evaluate the curriculum is?
  • The forces that effect the development of curriculum are called?
  • Philosophical foundation of curriculum is concerned with?
  • Students needs and interests are important in?
  • Psychological foundations of curriculum helps curriculum developers to understand the nature of?
  • Sociological foundation is concerned with?
  • Sources of information for psychological foundation are?
  • Rote learning is a demerit of?
  • Curriculum emphasized for primary classes is?
  • Integrated curriculum decreased?
  • The relationship of different concepts at one level is?
  • The major function of provincial Text Book Boards?
  • Give a judgment or a decision about the worth, value or standard of something is called?
  • The evaluation used to improve the during the curriculum development is?
  • Evaluation used to improve the contents after curriculum development is?
  • Evaluation used to find out the deficiencies and difficulties in curriculum is?
  • Five stages of awareness, interest, evaluation, trial and adoption are for?
  • Under examination Reforms (2002) the weightage allocated to first two levels of Cognitive domain is?
  • Hilda Taba believed that curriculum should be designed by?
  • School wise outcomes may be classified under?
  • The type of curriculum which holds a set of common learning is called?
  • "The 'Hidden Curriculum' is a term used to describe the unwritten social rules and expectations of behaviour that we all seem to know, but were never taught" this definition of Hidden Curriculum has been given by?

Learning tends to be too abstract in?

Learning tends to be too abstract in?
(a) Subject Centered Curriculum
(b) Core curriculum
(c) Integrated curriculum
(d) All of above
✅ (a) Subject Centered Curriculum
Explanation: Subject-centered curriculum emphasizes theory and abstract knowledge rather than practical application.

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