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Puspa Dhakal
Deputy Director
Curriculum Development Center
Presentation Outline
• Introduction to Curriculum
• Theories of Curriculum Development
• Types of Curriculum
• Components of Curriculum
• Factors affecting Curriculum
Development
Presentation Outline
• National Qualification Framework
• National Curriculum Framework
• Curricular Structure of Nepal
• Effective Implementation of Curriculum
• Issues related to Curriculum
• Way Forward
Introduction to Curriculum:
Definitions…..
• Latin Word : Currere - Play ground
• Narrower Meaning : Syllabus
• Broader Meaning :
– Roadmap of education
– Plan of learning
– Collection of experiences
– Activities in school and out of school
– Educational program
– Initiatives to achieve learning outcomes
Definitions of Curriculum
• Curriculum is taken as the epitome of
knowledge and experiences - Froebel
• Curriculum is the plan of learning- Hilda Taba
• Curriculum is the program developed to
achieve educational goals - NESP 1971
• Curriculum is the activities in and out of
schools to achieve expected outcomes -
Sayler and Alexender
Theories of Curriculum Development
• Integration Vs Diversification
• Indigenous knowledge Vs Modern
knowledge
• Centralization Vs Decentralization
• Teacher Vs Expert dominated
• Globalization Vs Localization
• Outcome based Vs Competency based
Types of curriculum
1. Subject centered curriculum
2. Activity/Experience centered
curriculum
3. Broad field curriculum
4. Core curriculum
5. Hidden curriculum
Factors influencing Curriculum
Development
1. Contemporary society
2. Learner : interest, age, need
3. Experts : views, research outputs
4. Theories of learning
5. Philosophical base
6. Psychology
7. Political, Economic, Social, Cultural Change
8. Infrastructure of institutions
Organs/Components of Curriculum
1. Objectives : National Goals, Levelwise
Competencies, Subject and grade wise
Learning outcomes
2. Contents
3. Teaching Learning Process
4. Evaluation : formative and summative
National Qualification Framework
• Determines overall Level 1 (grade 1-3 )
standards of all types of Level 2 (grade 4-5)
education and their Level 3 (Grade 6-8)
equivalency. Level 4 (Grade 9-10)
• More than 50 countries have Level 5 (Grade 11-
12)
NQF in place Level 6 (Bachelor)
• Nepal : Draft is published for Level 7 (Masters)
feedback Level 8 (M Phil)
• Nine levels are proposed : Level 9 (Ph D)
National Curriculum Framework
• A curriculum framework is an organized plan
or set of standards or learning outcomes that
defines the content to be learned in terms of
clear, definable standards of what the student
should know and be able to do.
• It gives the detailed structure and objectives
of the education
NCF …………
• Developed in 2007 AD
(2063 BS)
• First revision : 2015 AD
(2071 BS)
• Under the process of
second revision
NCF
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Curriculum Implementation :
Brainstorming
Patience
& Participation