Subject-Centered Approaches to Curriculum Tend to Be Easier to Implement

question 1

Multiple Choice

Subject-centered approaches to curriculum tend to be easier to implement than student-centered approaches because

• A)there is much less variation in implementing a subject-centered curriculum since subject content does not change dramatically from student to student or class to class.
• B)teachers who have a strong background in the discipline they teach do not have to worry as much about the effectiveness of their teaching methods.
• C)the methods necessary to teach effectively do not vary much from one subject area to the next.
• D)students, generally speaking, would rather learn according to a subject-centered approach.

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Understanding the concept and implications of memory experiments in both humans and animals.

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