Critique and analysis of the national curriculum document based on adapting to the educational needs of preschool and nomadic primary school students with emphasis on the native knowledge approach
Subject Areas : Research in Curriculum Planning
1 - Curriculum Development, Shiraz University, Shiraz, Iran.
Keywords: Ecological Approach, Indigenous knowledge, nomadic education, national curriculum document,
Abstract :
The purpose of this article is to critique and analyze the national curriculum in terms of adapting to the educational needs of preschool and students of nomadic elementary school with emphasis on the native knowledge approach. The research method used was content analysis analysis The population of this study is 15 main titles of the national curriculum document that were coded using the content checklist tool. The unit of analysis was the text (paragraph). For this purpose, first the educational needs were identified through the study of theoretical foundations and categorized into three areas using the Delphi technique, then the content of the national curriculum document was analyzed and critiqued based on these needs The results of theا study indicate the relative attention of the document to educational needs. So that the field of "learning experiences", "principles of curriculum supervision", "philosophical and practical foundations" and "perspectives" focus directly and appropriately on the ecological components; And the principles of the "teaching and learning" process pay less attention to this issue. The rest of the paragraphs also implicitly and generally refer to the use of this approach. In the second part, a total of 6 criticisms were deduced, the result of which can be generalized to the text of the document on sociological foundations, not introducing a special executive program for nomadic education according to the existing natural capacities and less attention to some components of the document Indigenous knowledge approaches pointed out.
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