Practice question · Sort into groups
Formal curriculum or hidden curriculum? Sort what school teaches.
Groups: Formal curriculum · Hidden curriculum
- Arriving before the bell
- The history of Rome
- Long division
- Accepting evaluation by strangers
- Competing under uniform rules
Hints
- Ask whether the lesson appears on any syllabus.
- Punctuality and impersonal evaluation are taught without being stated.
Show the answer
Formal curriculum: Long division, The history of Rome
Hidden curriculum: Arriving before the bell, Accepting evaluation by strangers, Competing under uniform rules
Why
The hidden curriculum — punctuality, impersonal evaluation, rule-bound competition — is the part employers rely on most and no diploma mentions.
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