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EFFECTIVE CURRICULUM MANAGEMENT Mrs. Revathi Srinivasan The present student Seeks relevance outside classrooms Needs to be highly engaged Has a choice and voice in the learning Includes higher order thinking creativity and


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EFFECTIVE CURRICULUM MANAGEMENT

  • Mrs. Revathi Srinivasan
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The present student

Seeks relevance outside classrooms Needs to be highly engaged Has a choice and voice in the learning Includes higher order thinking –creativity and

innovation

Tasks elicit evidence of learning

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The Philosophy of Curriculum

Creation of new knowledge Concept of self –worth and worth of others Develop lively, enquiring minds ,ability to question

and apply themselves to tasks

Appreciate uniqueness of every human being Joy of learning and living Skills

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Seven Survival Skills

Effective oral and written communication Accessing and analyzing information Collaboration Agility and adaptability Critical thinking and problem solving Initiative and entrepreneurialism Curiosity and imagination

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An Effective Curriculum

The 3 components of a Curriculum The 3 C’s for the success of the Curriculum

Planning Execution Evaluation

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Core Components

Planning

  • Content and hidden curriculum

Execution

  • Process - participative classroom

Management

Evaluation • Formative and Summative

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What Schools Should Teach

Judgment –focus on the present, more than one solution Critical Thinking - critique ideas and explore with them Meaningful literacy – create multiple forms of literacy Collaboration – provision to learn to work with

  • thers collectively, cooperatively and in harmony

Service - creation of conditions to make a contribution to larger community

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The Path

Theme ‐ based learning S.P.I.C.E K.A.S.H. Internships Student driven research projects Authentic service learning C.I.A model

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The Project Method

Theme Based Learning

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Learning by doing Innovative method of teaching Activity oriented Activity oriented Bridges the gap between Bridges the gap between theory and practice Student centric Conducive environment Conducive environment suitable for learning Involvement and Involvement and development

  • f the child

Motivation from within Fosters responsibility in students

Salient Features

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Application Skills Doing by understanding Development

  • f basic skills

Communication skills Self learning skills Group learning and team work

Key takeaways for students

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Planning Selection of theme Ensuring minimum competency level Drawing up the webs Follow up Evaluation

Procedure

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Self direction Decision making skills Inventiveness Integrative skills Interpersonal communication Problem Solving

Competencies Developed

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Carpool project by Std. 3 students

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SPICE

Similarities And Variety Patterns Interaction and Interdependence Continuity and Change Evolution and Adaptation

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Project Telephone

SIMILARITIES between

  • ld and new

telephones

Means of

Communication

Technology ‐ Sound

Waves

Instrument is essential Need numbers to dial

VARIETY (Differences) between old and new telephones

Metallic body v/s plastic body

  • With Cord v/s cordless
  • Fewer people with access to telephony

v/s large market access

  • Disturbance I connections v/s clarity

Monotonous ring tones v/s

polyphonic/ music tones

Operator help required v/s no such

requirement

No other features v/s conferencing,

caller id, speaker phone, answering machine etc

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Project Telephone

Patterns

Still remains the

quickest means of communication

Dial—it rings– is

answered—2 people talk

Instrument must have 2

ends ‐‐‐earphone & mouthpiece

Interaction and Interdependence

Integral part of everyone’s

life

Everyone is always

accessible

Has made the world

smaller

Booming business Major source of

information

All professions are directly

  • r indirectly dependent on

it

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Project Telephone

Change and Continuity

The telephone’ness’

remains

From a crude hollow wire

attached with empty cans at the two ends to a mini computer of the palm

Modern technology on

which the mobile works

Everyday there’s a new

additional feature available

Evolution and Adaptation

From a luxury item to a

modern necessity‐‐‐ it’s been a long journey for Graham Bell’s invention!!!!!

A Modern Marvel‐ Tribute

to Science & Technology

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K.A.S.H

Know ledge what student should know at different age level Attitudes values / ethics , towards the dynamic society Skills Coping skills/ life skills Habits A way of life

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Evaluation

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CIA Model

Science History Geography

Integrated Activity

Class room Curriculum

Curriculum Integration & Adaptation

EVS Industrial Requirement Trade Art Maths Industry Fine Arts Finance

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Key Criteria

Utility : Will the knowledge or skill enhance long‐term employment Social Responsibility : Will the content help citizens participate in making social and political decisions? Intrisinic value of knowledge : Does the content have pervasive cultural significance? Philosophical value : Does the content help individuals ponder the enduring questions of what it means to be human? Childhood Enrichment : Will the content enhance the unique experiences and values of childhood?

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Thank You