National curriculum biography

This article deals with influential people in the educational system particularly in shaping the curriculum as we know today.

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It also talks about their specific contributions that can still be observed by the present generation of learners.

Let’s enumerate and discuss the 6 curriculum theorists and their contributions to education by chronological order.

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The Six Famous Curriculum Theorists

1.

Franklin Bobbit (1876-1956)

Bobbit posits that the organization and sequencing of learning objectives and activities should be undertaken only after a thorough clarification of instructional tasks and activities. He perceives the curriculum as a scientific discipline that prioritizes the needs of the students.

This perspective elucidates the rationale behind the meticulous planning and organization of lessons based on the students’ needs.

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