For a facilitator to prepare a scheme of learning and lesson notes, curriculum must be referred to.
The new curriculum contains strand, sub-strands, content Standards, indicators and examplars, core competencies/Subject Specific Practices.
The new curriculum which came to stay in 2018 has been reviewed. Facilitators need the soft copies in order to refer to them when the needs arises, the hard copies cannot be taken along for referral hence soft copies are made available for facilitators to download and keep them on their devices for easy referral.
Download all the soft copies of the revised curriculum here.
How is curriculum important in our modern lesson?
The curriculum is a fundamental aspect of education, serving as a structured plan that outlines what students are expected to learn and the skills they should acquire. Here are several key reasons why the curriculum is important:
Guides Learning Objectives: A well-designed curriculum sets clear educational goals and learning objectives, helping educators and students understand what is expected in each subject area.
Standardization: It provides a consistent framework for teaching and assessment across different classrooms, schools, and educational systems, ensuring that all students receive a similar educational experience.
Skill Development: The curriculum focuses on the development of critical skills, such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration, which are essential for success in the modern world.
Alignment with Standards: A strong curriculum aligns with educational standards and benchmarks, ensuring that students are prepared for state assessments and future educational opportunities.
Cultural Relevance: A thoughtfully constructed curriculum reflects the cultural diversity and needs of the student population, promoting inclusivity and social justice in education
Facilitates Assessment: It provides a basis for evaluating student progress and performance through assessments, allowing teachers to measure understanding and identify areas for improvement.
Informs Teaching Practices: The curriculum serves as a roadmap for teachers, guiding their instructional methods and strategies, and helping them create engaging and effective learning environments.
Preparation for Life: Beyond academic knowledge, a good curriculum prepares students for real-world challenges, equipping them with the skills needed for higher education, careers, and civic participation.
Continuous Improvement: Curricula can be regularly updated to incorporate new knowledge, teaching methods, and technologies, ensuring that education remains relevant and effective
Community Engagement: A relevant curriculum can foster partnerships between schools and the community, enhancing learning through real-world experiences and community involvement.
Overall, a well-structured curriculum is essential for effective teaching and learning, providing a framework that benefits students, teachers, and the wider community.
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