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CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION AND THE teacher : challenges AND WAY FORWARD By Princess Ijeoma Obilo CURRICULUM Studies Department, School of Education, Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education, Owerri And Solomon Adebayo Sangoleye CURRICULUM Studies Department, School of Education, Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education, Owerri Abstract CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION is the act of translating the CURRICULUM document into action in the classroom by the teacher and so concluding any issue on CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION without mentioning the teacher will be like one going for cry and leaving his/her eyes behind, like an Igbo adage will say.

Curriculum Implementation and the Effective Teacher Challenges of the Teacher as a Curriculum Implementer Recommendations The Concept of Curriculum Curriculum as viewed by Alebiosu (2005) is an instrument that dictates the affairs of every educational system. It is the vehicle through which knowledge and other learning activities are

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