Facultatea Psihologie, Ştiinţe ale Educaţiei, Sociologie şi Asistenţă Socială / Faculty of Psychology, Educational Sciences, Sociology and Social Work
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Item Conceptual framework of current school curriculum monitoring(CEP USM, 2024) Guțu, VladimirThe issue of monitoring the school curriculum according to the curriculum taught/curriculum learned is part of the issue of educational curriculum management. As a rule, this issue is addressed alongside the issues of conceptualization, design and implementation of the school curriculum. In other words, monitoring occurs at all stages of designing and implementing the school curriculum. In the given article, a concept of monitoring the school curriculum is proposed from the perspective of curricular/scientific research, but also from the perspective of continuity in the development of school curriculum. Continuity of curriculum development implies continuity of curriculum monitoring. Monitoring is a process of tracking, observing and supervising the functioning of school curriculum, in which information and data on the quality of taught curriculum are collected, analyzed and interpreted and decisions are made to realize the reverse connection and perspectives of continuous development of the school curriculum. The process of continuous monitoring of the school curriculum in function is carried out in stages and by means of specific tools: indicators, descriptors, methods. The emphasis is on the self-monitoring of taught-learned curriculum by the teacher in the classroom, being an active participant in the continuous development of the discipline taught curriculum.Item PLANUL-CADRU DE ÎNVĂȚĂMÂNT CA OBIECT AL MANIFESTĂRII CURRICULARE(CEP USM, 2024) Guțu, Vladimir; Bragarenco, Nicolae; Toma, NataliaThe development and monitoring of the functioning of the framework plan for primary, secondary and high school education is a current issue and falls within the strategy of updating the National Curriculum. The article is built according to the following logic: (•) defining and characterizing the Education Framework Plan as a curricular product; (•) comparative analysis of the Framework Plan from the Republic of Moldova with the Education Plans from different countries; (•) establishing the place of key competencies in the structure of the National Curriculum; (•) establishing strong relationships of school subjects in relation to key competencies; (•) presentation of the logic of capitalizing on key skills and the guidelines for the development of the Education Framework Plan.