PowerPoint - Definitions of Curriculum and Christian Education
- 1. Definitions of Curriculum and Christian Education
- 2. Identifying “Christian” Noun Adjective Definitions
- 3. Identifying “Christian” Noun •Christ •Bible Definitions
- 4. Identifying “Christian” Noun Adjective •Represent Christ in our actions •Christian theology •Christian principles and convictions •Treating student as “imago Dei” Definitions
- 5. Identifying “Education” Educare “to train/mold” Educere “to lead out” Definitions
- 6. Educare “to train/mold” •Preserving knowledge •Shaping the next generation •Direct instruction •Subject mastery •Becoming good, reliable workers Definitions
- 7. Definitions
- 8. 4 Ways of understanding Christian Education:
- 9. 4 Ways of understanding Christian Education: Religious Instruction
- 10. 4 Ways of understanding Christian Education: Religious Instruction Socialization Process
- 11. 4 Ways of understanding Christian Education: Religious Instruction Socialization Process Personal Development
- 12. 4 Ways of understanding Christian Education: Religious Instruction Socialization Process Personal Development Process of Liberation
- 13. Forma Nonformal Informal l Definitions
- 14. Forma Nonformal Informal l School Life Classroom Experiences Experiences Intentional Socialization Educating Definitions
- 15. Definition of Curriculum: Definitions
- 16. Definition of Curriculum: “currere” – to run 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 Definitions
- 17. Recommended Curriculum: -created by policy making groups or individual scholars •Policies •Recommendations •Listed educational goals •Suggested graduation requirements •Content/Structure Definitions
- 18. Intentional Curriculum Written Curriculum: •Rationale •General goals •Objectives/Outcomes •Sequence •Kinds of learning activities Definitions
- 19. Intentional Curriculum Supported Curriculum: •Time allotted to a topic •Learning Materials and Equipment •Teachers •Classroom setting Definitions
- 20. Intentional Curriculum Taught Curriculum: •Portion actually delivered to the students •Teacher’s decision about information to share Definitions
- 21. Intentional Curriculum Tested Curriculum •Assessment of taught curriculum Definitions
- 22. Learned Curriculum: •What the student understands, learns and retains •The changes in values, perceptions and behavior that occur as a result of education formal, nonformal and informal Definitions
- 23. Unintentional Curriculum Hidden Curriculum: •Anything that changes behavior or attitude of students •Unstated assumptions and actions •Environmental influences •Organizational variables •Social and Economic variables •Cultural variables Definitions
- 24. Null Curriculum What is being taught by not being taught. Definitions
- 25. Written Curriculum Recommended Curriculum Null Supported Curriculum Curriculum Learned Curriculum Taught Curriculum Tested Hidden Curriculum Curriculum Definitions
- 26. Curriculum Design •Directions for creating elements of an instructional plan. •Includes following elements: • Instructional purpose statement • Goals • Outcomes • Scope and Sequence • Methods •Uses educational psychology, philosophy in construction Definitions
- 27. Instructional Plan •Use of Curriculum Design to create blueprint •Materials for development • Units of study • Individual lessons/lectures/sessions Curricular Materials •Printed materials from publishing company, written by churches for use or textbooks Definitions