Curriculum and syllabus
Hi
I believe a lot of people use these two words interchangeably--or without knowing the difference. Could you please shed some light on the difference?
Curriculum
Syllabus
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
Curriculum : The full range of subjects offered by a school or group of schools. g. The curriculum in private schools is sometimes wider than in state schools, because they have more resources.
- Curriculum : The full range of subjects offered by a school or group of schools.
- g.
- The curriculum in private schools is sometimes wider than in state schools, because they have more resources.
- Syllabus : The content of elements taught in a specific subject.
- g.
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Curriculum: The full range of subjects offered by a school or group of schools.
E.g. The curriculum in private schools is sometimes wider than in state schools, because they have more resources.
Syllabus: The content of elements taught in a specific subject.
E.g. The syllabus for geography at my school included volcanoes, earthquakes and tidal waves, which we fo
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