Evaluation of Objectives in Primary Education Curricula Based on Marzano Taxonomy: A Case Study
Author(s) -
Ruhan Karadağ,
Şerif Kaya
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
kuramsal eğitimbilim
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1308-1659
DOI - 10.5578/keg.33169
Subject(s) - curriculum , taxonomy (biology) , psychology , primary (astronomy) , computer science , pedagogy , biology , ecology , physics , astronomy
The aim of this study is to classify and assess the objectives in primary school curricula in terms of the cognitive skills stages using the cognitive domain classification of Marzano and to put forth whether those curricula bear the potential to contribute to the development of higher-level cognitive skills. In this study, case study design which is a qualitative research design was employed in collection, analysis and interpretation of data. Document analysis, a qualitative data collection method, was used for the collection of data. Maths, Turkish Language, Social Sciences and Science and Technology Curricula of Primary School were analyzed as part of document analysis. 84 objectives in Maths Curriculum of the 4 grade of primary school, 241 in Turkish Language Curriculum, 177 in Science and Technology Curriculum and 46 in Social Sciences Curriculum, which sum up to 548 objectives, were evaluated. As the result of the study, when the curricula were observed in a general frame, it was found that most of the objectives were included in cognitive system, while the number of those falling into the sphere of metacognitive or self-systems were quite inadequate.
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