Goal #1: Define and Differentiate between Written and Enacted Curriculum
Goal #1: Define and Differentiate between Written and Enacted Curriculum
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In this section, you will delve into the concepts of written and enacted curriculum. The aim is to support your understanding of how to use the curriculum effectively in the classroom as a teacher by going in with a clear understanding of your role as the user of a curriculum.
In this section, you will delve into the concepts of written and enacted curriculum. The aim is to support your understanding of how to use the curriculum effectively in the classroom as a teacher by going in with a clear understanding of your role as the user of a curriculum.
Written Curriculum (1 min)
Written Curriculum (1 min)
Official documents, plans, and materials outlining intended content, learning objectives, and instructional activities.
Enacted Curriculum (1 min)
Enacted Curriculum (1 min)
The curriculum as it is actually implemented in the classroom, reflecting daily interactions between teachers and students.
Difference between Written Curriculum and Enacted Curriculum
Why does the difference matter? (2 mins)
Why does the difference matter? (2 mins)
Understanding the difference between written and enacted curriculum is crucial for you as teachers as it will allow you to bridge the gap between planned educational content (written curriculum) and its actual delivery in the classroom (enacted curriculum). This awareness enables you to adapt to the unique needs of your students, make real-time adjustments, and ensure effective learning experiences, ultimately fostering a more responsive and dynamic teaching approach.
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