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Curriculum Transaction

The document discusses curriculum transaction, which refers to the effective implementation of curriculum contents based on objectives. It involves planning learning experiences, organizing the planning, administering/implementing the plan, and evaluating implementations. Effective curriculum transaction requires planning, clarity, organization, time management, material organization, team responsibility, communication, and addressing different student levels. The bases of curriculum transaction include social philosophy, national needs, course of study, examination system, government, human development theory, and committee recommendations. Curricular transactions are a series of micro-operations involving contributions from pupils, teachers, parents, administrators, and textbook writers. The intended curriculum is transformed through these mediations, so what is realized in classrooms differs from the design.

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Curriculum Transaction

The document discusses curriculum transaction, which refers to the effective implementation of curriculum contents based on objectives. It involves planning learning experiences, organizing the planning, administering/implementing the plan, and evaluating implementations. Effective curriculum transaction requires planning, clarity, organization, time management, material organization, team responsibility, communication, and addressing different student levels. The bases of curriculum transaction include social philosophy, national needs, course of study, examination system, government, human development theory, and committee recommendations. Curricular transactions are a series of micro-operations involving contributions from pupils, teachers, parents, administrators, and textbook writers. The intended curriculum is transformed through these mediations, so what is realized in classrooms differs from the design.

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Curriculum

Transaction
DR. KIRTI MATLIWALA
M.Sc., M.Ed., Ph.D., PGDRM, PGDET, PGDPC, CIC,
G-SET, NET
What is
CurriculumTransaction?

It is the effective and desired


implementation of the curriculum contents
on the basis of aims and objectives listed in
the curriculum.
What is Curriculum Transaction?

Curriculum Transaction incorporates


effective planning for providing learning
experiences for its learners, organization of
planning, administration/implementation of
the organized planning and evaluation of
the implementations by the implementer
and the experts in the relevant field.
Some of the requirements of
effective curriculum transaction are:
Planning Knowing, observing and
Clarity of thought understanding children at
all times
Organizing Time management
Knowing how we will Alertness
transact Material organization
Review of the work Room set up
The way we reach out to
Team responsibility
the children
Clarity of Ready alternatives
communication Always being alert
Addressing different
levels of children
Bases of transaction of
curriculum
Social philosophy of the society
National needs
Nature of course of study
Type of examination system
Form of government
Theory of human organisation
growth and development of students
recommendation of commissions and

committees
In contrast, we feel that curricular
transactions are a series of micro-
operations which will have to involve the
active and motivated contributions of
several participants such as
pupils,
teachers,
parents,
school administrators,
textbook writers etc.
In the process, the intended (official or
mandated) curriculum gets transformed in
various ways owing to these mediations.
From this it follows that what finally reaches
or is realized in classrooms in particular
schools is quite different from what is
idealized at the design and formulation
stage.
Thank you

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