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The new era of education is continuously evolving depending on societal needs and globalization. Throughout the years, the curriculum serves as a foundation of every academic instruction for the betterment of all types of learners. As we move forward to blended learning, the demand for education completely changes and every institution should start developing a curriculum that will fit to the needs of its learners. The book written by Ralph Tyler typically reflects on today's phenomenon. To refresh our minds on how we should start creating an effective curriculum, this book review will discuss the content and the summary of the book, the good points, the needs for improvements, and the recommendation.
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Curriculum, Instruction, Principles, Review,
Curriculum, Instruction, Principles, Review,
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