On the Management of School Curriculum within the Context of Three-Level Curriculum Management
Jin Dong-hai
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Jin Dong-hai
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School curriculum management refers to the management of national curriculum, local curriculum and school-based curriculum so as to achieve the goals of basic education. The basic task of school curriculum is to ensure the implementation of the three-level curriculum. The curriculum management at school level should be the core of curriculum management, which depends on the autonomy and special essence of educational and instructional activities. Constructing the system of school curriculum management,needs to establish a complete system of school curriculum planning and decision-making, school curriculum development, school curriculum implementation and evaluation, as well as strengthen the establishment of regulations.
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School curriculum management refers to the management of national curriculum, local curriculum and school-based curriculum so as to achieve the goals of basic education. The basic task of school curriculum is to ensure the implementation of the three-level curriculum. The curriculum management at school level should be the core of curriculum management, which depends on the autonomy and special essence of educational and instructional activities. Constructing the system of school curriculum management,needs to establish a complete system of school curriculum planning and decision-making, school curriculum development, school curriculum implementation and evaluation, as well as strengthen the establishment of regulations.
Key concepts: Curriculum, Emergent curriculum, Curriculum mapping, Curriculum theory, Context (archaeology), Autonomy, Curriculum-based measurement, Curriculum development