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Name Institution Instructor Course Date Should School curriculum be standard for all?... It is a joint decision that involves rules set out by the curriculum, prospects of the parents or guardians, and the choice of the learner (Anderson 83).... Today's generation requires an adaptive curriculum in both the school and in the curriculum itself.... Simultaneously, the current curriculum has a multi track system in which the learning objectives are not similar for all....
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Mathematics and Science are some of the most important subjects in the curriculum.... The advantage of all schools in a state to adopt same standards is that when a student changes schools, they are still guaranteed good education due to the same standards in the state.... However, generally, this body of mathematics teachers expects that as a student goes through all the grades up to grade 12, they should have mastered all the important concepts in mathematics....
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As testing specialist George Madaus has suggested, when you have high-stakes tests, the tests eventually become the curriculum.... This test was tied to a new curriculum that had been developed by the state's department of education, and all schools were required to administer it so that it could be used as a "report card"--letting the public know how well their own schools were doing compared with others in the state.... Their curricula and teaching efforts become more standardized and superficial....
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nbsp;… The school, district, and community which I have chosen for my case study are all impoverished areas.... nbsp; For example, you cant test students reasoning skills very far with giving them multiple choice items on a standardized test other than to know that they gave you the right answer.... An author of the essay "Evaluation of a New curriculum Initiative" reports that the philosophical and psychological foundations of this initiative have to do with the fact that those in power know there needs to be education reform, but they don't know what to do....
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For instance, most of the academic institutions resort to very standardized curricula, turning a blind eye to the fact that strict regimentation of learning opportunities not only curbs the opportunities for the exercise of creativity and imagination but sometimes snub imagination (White 7)....
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The school has a lot of teachers to accommodate all the needs of the learners with the ratio of 1:15.... First and foremost, the school philosophy was a co-educational day and boarding school for learners ranging between 3-19 years, which offers favorable and adaptable form of the British National curriculum to the international and local learners.... The staff comprises of the locals, Asians and British expatriates of whom they are well trained with technical knowledge of British curriculum....
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Moreover, the amount of student loans is quite low and may fail to finance all costs.... The federal government has a responsibility of ensuring all high school students attain post secondary education.... The government evaluates students' performance by analyzing results from standardized tests.... The government evaluates students' performance by analyzing results from standardized tests.... Additionally some parents prefer un-schooling which is a non-standardized alternative to formal education....
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As testing specialist George Madaus has suggested, when you have high-stakes tests, the tests eventually become the curriculum.... This test was tied to a new curriculum that had been developed by the state's department of education, and all schools were required to administer it so that it could be used as a "report card"--letting the public know how well their own schools were doing compared with others in the state.... From the paper "Why FCAT Should Not Determine the Funding a Public School Receives" it is clear that most Americans are interested in promoting school learning that is narrow, test-specific, standardized superficial, and easily forgotten--but that is exactly what accountability programs promote....
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