In a Very Broad View, Curriculum Is Seen As

question 6

Multiple Choice

In a very broad view, curriculum is seen as:

• A) a set of guidelines in an instructional program.
• B) all of the learning experiences children have in the program.
• C) the set of planned learning experiences in the program.
• D) a self-contained subject within the program.

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Definitions:

Historic Trauma

Psychological distress passed down through generations, resulting from catastrophic events experienced by ancestral groups.

Intergenerationally

Spanning or occurring between generations, often referring to the transmission of values, traditions, or skills.

Racial Microaggressions

Unconsciously delivered snubs, dismissive looks, gestures, and tones directed toward people of color that are pervasive and automatic in daily conversations and interactions as well as cumulative and detrimental to the emotional well-being of the individual. They appear in the form of microassaults, microinsults, and microinvalidation.

Insidious Trauma

Trauma that develops slowly over time, often unrecognized by the individual, resulting from prolonged exposure to adverse conditions.