Question

Unwritten and unintended perspectives and values that students learn while transacting a content, represent:

• A. Spiral curriculum
• B. Core curriculum
• C. Hidden curriculum
• D. Concentric curriculum

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Hidden curriculum

• Hidden Curriculum: This refers to the unwritten, unofficial, and often unintended lessons, values, behaviors, and perspectives that students learn simply by attending school and participating in the school environment.

• These are implicitly communicated through school rules, teacher attitudes, peer interactions, and the general institutional culture rather than explicit academic lesson plans.

• Spiral curriculum involves revisiting core concepts at increasing levels of complexity over time.

• Core curriculum consists of a central set of required subjects or courses that all students must take.

• Concentric curriculum expands outwards from a central, simple theme into broader related concepts.