Curriculum Evaluation

Meaning of curriculum evaluation

Curriculum evaluation is the process of getting to know about the status of the curriculum either it is fulfilling the objectives for which it is designed or not, to check any execution difficulty, validity and other aspects of curriculum. 

Levels Of Curriculum Evaluation

Micro Level

Micro level evaluation ensures the attainment of pre-stipulated educational objectives. To what extent the curriculum is able to achieve its goal is determined by micro level evaluation.

Macro Level 

Macro level evaluation involves the evaluation of whole curriculum process starting from assessment of need to Its selection and organization of learning experiences.

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