In Peter Hill's (2010) Four-Part Framework of a 'World-Class' Curriculum

question 13

Multiple Choice

In Peter Hill's (2010) four-part framework of a 'world-class' curriculum, 'core curriculum' refers to:

• A) the general capabilities that people need.
• B) the activities, events and traditions that schools arrange to promote personal development.
• C) curriculum based on rules, understandings and methods.
• D) choices that individual students and teachers make.

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Definitions:

Territoriality

A behavioral pattern among animals and humans involving the establishment and defense of a territory for living, feeding, or breeding.

Clumped Dispersion

A pattern of population distribution where individuals are grouped in patches, often found in nature due to environmental or social factors.

Exponential Growth

A population growth pattern where the size of the population increases at a rate proportional to its current size, leading to faster growth as the population gets larger.

Carrying Capacity

The maximum population size of a biological species that an environment can sustain indefinitely.