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ON DEFINING CURRICULUM - ASCD

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It identifies Curriculum with a course of studies (which lists content, subjects, or subject matter). Curriculum is what students should be taught. The content is generally identified with certain subject matters-the "cumulative tradition of organized knowledge." This view Is propounded in the work of theorists

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