A Common Theme in the Melbourne Declaration and the Work

question 20

Multiple Choice

A common theme in the Melbourne Declaration and the work of other cited authors was the importance in developing a national curriculum of:

• A) a traditional, cognitive, discipline-oriented approach.
• B) an interdisciplinary, process-oriented, problem-solving approach.
• C) a competency-based approach.
• D) an internationally competitive approach.

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