The School - based Curriculum Development of Vocational Education
Ping Yin
Abstract
Ping Yin
Abstract
The school-based curriculum development is a kind of curriculum development tactic that sets up the curriculum at school.The school-based curriculum development of vocational education is an effective supplement of national and local curriculum,and it is an activity that involves schools,faculty,industry,and other related institutions.It can effectively encourage the faculty’s professionalskills,exhibit the unique features of the schools,and better meets the needs of industry.Multiple development methods should be encouraged in the school-based curriculum development of vocational education in order to develop the school-based curriculum that will contribute to the vocational education and local economy development in our country.
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The school-based curriculum development is a kind of curriculum development tactic that sets up the curriculum at school.The school-based curriculum development of vocational education is an effective supplement of national and local curriculum,and it is an activity that involves schools,faculty,industry,and other related institutions.It can effectively encourage the faculty’s professionalskills,exhibit the unique features of the schools,and better meets the needs of industry.Multiple development methods should be encouraged in the school-based curriculum development of vocational education in order to develop the school-based curriculum that will contribute to the vocational education and local economy development in our country.
Key concepts: Curriculum, Vocational education, Curriculum development, Curriculum mapping, Curriculum theory, Emergent curriculum, Pedagogy, Mathematics education