Curriculum Review - Principles
Curriculum Review - Principles
Curriculum Review - Principles
(Amalgamation of MUST
and MOSCAT)
Curriculum Review
The Guiding Principles
Ruth G. Cabahug, DTE
Chancellor, USTP CDO
November 13, 2017
Malberry Suites
The Guiding Principles
I. Contributions from and Collaboration
among Industries and Faculty Members
II. Evidence informed
III. Focus on Student Learning
IV. Program-level Perspective
V. Continuous Improvement
The Guiding Principles
I. Contributions from and Collaboration among Industries and
Faculty Members
Curriculum review is a collaborative examination of an
academic program for the purpose of optimizing the learning
outcomes of that program
Broad participation in the review will yield a more robust
review than if a single individual carries out the mapping and
review process
Participating in analyzing data and developing action plan foster
valuable discussions about curriculum and improving the
learning experience for students
The Guiding Principles
V. Continuous Improvement
At the USTP CDO the curriculum review process is
proposed to be conducted every 5 years
The goal is to make the curriculum review part of
the normal practice of colleges and departments
with the end in view of enhancing the teaching and
learning process