| Knowledge |
| Theoretical and/or factual knowledge | Learning & Teaching Methods | Assesment & Grading Methods |
|---|
| 1 | To know and apply the history, principles and philosophy of curriculum and instruction field. | - Lecture & In-Class Activities
- Homework
- Internship
- Reading
- Seminar
- Technical Visit
- Field Study
- Project Work
- Web Based Learning
| - Mid-Term Exam
- Short Exam
- Project Competition / Submission
- Presentation of Report
- Final Exam
- Peer Review
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| 2 | To have knowledge about national and international contemporary developments and practices in the field of curriculum development. |
| 3 | Knowing the variables of the learning and teaching process and making appropriate designs. |
| 4 | By learning qualitative and quantitative scientific research methods, doing research in the field of curriculum development and presenting the results in writing. |
| 5 | To know how to use the internet and technology for accessing, sharing information, professional development and data analysis. |
| 6 | To learn and apply the theories of development, learning and personality development in a way that facilitates the positive development and well-being of the individual throughout life. |
| 7 | To have the qualifications required by the teaching profession and to have the necessary skills to continuously improve them. |
| 8 | To have the ability to evaluate a curriculum or instructional design using scientific principles and techniques. |
| 9 | To understand their social, cultural and social responsibilities and to use them effectively in the field of program development. |
| 10 | Developing needs-oriented projects and mastering project management processes in the program development process. |