A school curriculum traditionally represents ______.
a. the historical perspectives of multiple groups
b. a list of standards for learners to achieve
c. the total school experience
d. a list of courses that educators pursue throughout the year in their efforts to educate students
Ans: D
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. ways to gather understandings, perceptions b. used to help them catch up with peers c. for social skill building only d. limited assessment opportunities
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a. Explaining events b. Predicting events c. Exploring some process or event d. Describing relationships