Evaluation of Curriculum Development Process
curriculum developers, aware of the curriculum presage factors affecting them, to bring a reasoned, rational approach to the development of curricula. Above all, it is an opportunity for curriculum developers to take account of local factors when developing curriculum to meet student needs.
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