Evaluation of Curriculum Development Process
1. The classical (or agricultural-botanical) research model. 2. The research and development (or industrial, factory) model. 3. The illuminative (or anthropological, responsive) model. 4. The briefing decision-makers (or political) model. 5. The teacher as researcher (or professional) model. 6. The case-study (or eclectic, portrayal) model.
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