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NWU Curriculum 2022 Pre-Module Task - Coggle Diagram
NWU Curriculum 2022 Pre-Module Task
What is curriculum
A body of knowledge-content and/or subjects. Education is about transmitting/delivering these to students in the most effective way.
A standards-based sequence of planned experiences where students practice and achieve proficiency in content and applied learning skills to increase to increase their employability.
A central guide used in teaching and learning which set the route on what is essential, to be facilitated and give access of rigorous academic experience.
subjects or themes that relate to a particular field of study
a systematic planned activity where academic content and lessons are packaged for a particular programme. It can be an undergraduate or post graduate programme
A standard-based blueprint for lecturers/educators providing what is valuable to teaching and learning.
A planned sequence of instruction, or to a view of the student's experiences in terms of the educator's or school's instructional goals
Collaboration between teachers and students. Teacher provides flexible learning experiences to develop critical thinking and discovery; involves scholarship of teaching
Set of tasks, such as assignments, tests and exams that students undertake to complete a module
A blueprint that outlines how teaching will happen, what will be taught and who will be taught... a central guide for all educators as to what is essential for teaching and learning, so that every student has access to rigorous academic
experience.
Curriculum development experience
Limited experience, has not been an area of
responsibility
contributed to developing a new post graduate programme for nursing
No experience, but now required to design curricula
Difficulty understanding how to implement
content of module; curriculum needs improvement and
training in curriculum development would be helpful
Private and public HEIs, designed first and second year curricula in Business Management; now working as Educational Technologist
Developed study guide with existing outcomes and
assessment criteria
Involved in exploring why a particular curriculum was not working for students; found gaps; augmented face to face teaching and learning with blended approaches
Study guides development, assessments and moderations.
Novice, but was charged with adding relevant reading material to enhance study guide and to make the curriculum more interesting for students
7 years in private and public institutions; design of assignments, projects, case studies, tests and examinations; module development and internal and external moderation
No opportunities to design curricula
Intermediate experience - have restructured the
content of a module to meet new trends; school working on programme changes, new modules and content
Curriculum design challenges
Changing curricula so that students develop much-needed soft skills in the field of data-analytics to ensure employability.
The inclusion and exclusion of material, political intentions, education theories and influence of stakeholders
How to decolonise the law curriculum
Curriculum design is time-consuming; would like to learn from more experienced academics
A multicultural society, classroom management and technology.
Would like to learn from senior academics, professors and curriculum specialists to enhance abilities and to contribute concretely to curriculum development
Aligning curriculum development with modern context trends and informations to ensure it is relevant.
Identifying relevant tools to enable student learning; how to design for students with disabilities, such as blind students
How to engage students; methods to facilitate student reflection
How does one select relevant books/reading material to keep up to date with the changing educational environment and that appeals to students' needs? What informs methodologies and even the philosophies one ueses in higher education?