Curriculum Theories and Educational Frameworks Crossword

3. A traditional curriculum model focused on precise behavioral targets and goals.
8. A theoretical foundation related to the vision of human formation and educational purpose.
9. An essential process within the curriculum to measure and guide student learning.
10. An integral process that guides learning experiences, teaching, organization, and evaluation.
12. An approach focusing on understanding, interpretation, and practical judgment in context.
14. A curriculum principle that allows adaptation to changing contexts and student needs.
16. Practical lived engagement that guides active learning and instructional processes.
17. Generic and specific performance skills defined within the curriculum structure.
19. Foundations explaining the learning processes and cognitive development of students.
20. Component encompassing the curriculum grid, specific competencies, and professional academic profiles.

1. A set of organized explanations designed to understand, guide, and ground educational phenomena.
2. The most specific level of concreteness focused on didactic guides and lesson plans.
4. Component including the educational model, institutional project, values, and theoretical framework.
5. Contextual and social aspects influencing how educational structures evolve.
6. A curriculum approach or model centered on scientific efficiency and predefined instruction.
7. An approach or model promoting active involvement and collaboration in learning.
11. An educational approach oriented toward emancipation, reflection, and social transformation.
13. The adaptation of learning processes to the social and cultural reality of students.
15. A principle seeking the articulation of knowledge, subjects, and learning experiences.
18. Core foundations guiding what to teach, how to teach, and why to form students.