The Impact on Curriculum Implementation of Factors Such as the Level

question 19

Multiple Choice

The impact on curriculum implementation of factors such as the level and interests of the students or preferences of the local community can:

• A) be overcome by good teaching.
• B) add richness to the enacted curriculum.
• C) lead to gaps between the intended ideal curriculum and the enacted curriculum.
• D) make working from curriculum documents difficult for teachers.

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Definitions:

Government Farm Subsidies

Financial assistance programs provided by the government to support farmers, stabilize food prices, and ensure a stable food supply.

Price Supports

Government interventions to maintain the market price of a commodity or product at a certain minimum level to protect producers.

Competitive Markets

Markets in which multiple firms offer products or services and compete for customers, characterized by the freedom to enter or exit the market based on profitability and demand.

Parity Ratio

Parity ratio is a measure used in economics to compare the value of one aspect of the market or economy to another, often used in analyses of exchange rates and price levels.