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This Curriculum & Instruction Comprehensive Exam Study Guide provides focused review of curriculum development, curriculum design, instructional strategies, teaching methods, instructional planning, assessment, curriculum theory, evaluation, and teaching and learning principles. It is designed to support education students and future teachers preparing for comprehensive exams with key concepts, study notes, practice questions, revision, test preparation, and exam review.

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, Axiology the branch of philosophy that seek to answer the question "What is of value?"


Two main branches of axiology ethics and aesthetics


Ontology the study of the nature of existence, or what it means for anything to be


J. Donald Butler "isology" synonym for ontology


Metaphysics and education central concept of education because it is important that the educational
program of the school be based upon fact and reality rather than fancy,
illusion, or imagination


Epistemology and education educators must understand their epistemological presuppisitions before they
will be able to operate effectively


Axiology and education (E.F Schumacher) without a re-emphasis of axiological concern education will prove to be an
agent of destruction rather than a constructive resource


Research process question-method-results-interpretation-conclusion


study group a group of people who meet to study a particular subject and then report their
findings




Nihlism denial of any philosophy or worldview, natural child of naturalism, human being
are a piece of machinery, marks the death of art


Existentialism transcends nihilism, atheistic and theistic,human beings are complex machines,
commitment to oneself


Deism warm and cold, God created the universe but left it to run on its own, God
created the cosmos in a closed system, no miracles possible, there may or may
not be life after death, there was no fall, world is in normal state


Theistic existentialism human beings are personal, whether or not God exists is a question based on
faith, knowledge is subjectivity and whole truth is paradoxical


Naturalism God does not exist, matter exists eternally, closed system, human beings are
complex machines, death is the extinction of personality and individuality,
ethics is related only to human beings


standards learning goals for what students should know and be able to do, at each grade
level, helps teachers ensure their students have the skills and knowledge they
need to be successful

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