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What is curriculum?​

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Evaluate the pros and cons of your curriculum?

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Apply Eisner's model to your own curricula considering how each different type is applicable.

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The saber-tooth curriculum | Bill Scott’s blog

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I have been searching for a while now for a web-version of the Saber-Tooth Curriculum. I remember this from my teacher training, those long years ago, when teachers were encouraged (that is, required) to think about curriculum – as opposed to just schemes of work and lesson plans. The source is: Benjamin HRW (1939) Saber‐tooth Curriculum, Including Other Lectures in the History of Paleolithic Education. McGraw‐Hill.

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It is the pre determined content for a specific role or career path set at given levels by an awarding body related to industry requirements.

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Beauty Therapy Curriculum

Pros - It pushes people out of their comfort zone and encourages students to develop skills they may not have before.

Cons - It is quite outdated. They don't want to invest in newer equipment or products and still have ancient equipment fit for the Egyptians!

Plumbing Curriculum

Pros-It is good overall providing basic skills with materials and installations. Theory is relevant to the practical

Cons- It is outdated with industry moving at a pace. Theory and practical need to be updated with the emphasis on staff to implement their own CPD in to the curriculum.

Computing

Pros - A good range of levels and courses meaning most students have a place on a Computing course.

Cons - Outdated modules compared to a fast moving industry. No AI module, for instance.

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- The pastoral and soft skills that you don't see.

- Creating a relationship with your students.

- British values.

- Setting boundaries and creating a safe learning environment.