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Curriculum is a broad term that refers to the lessons and academic content taught in a specific course, program, or school. It also refers to the materials that students interact with. It can also be viewed as everything that a student learns in school. Curriculum is guided by questions that educators want students to be able to answer and operates on multiples levels where the needs of various learners are being met. Because curriculum is complicated, our text provides 10 Axioms to guide our thinking about curriculum. Select one of the ten axioms listed in Chapter 11 and summarize its key points. Then, discuss how that axiom addresses learning and teaching.Â
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