Curriculum is all the planned, guided and implemented learning that occurs in a school.
Queensland state schools develop school curriculum plans using the Key Learning Area syllabuses or New Basics organisers.
The Years 1-10 Curriculum Framework for Education Queensland Schools provides a structure for whole-school planning. It guides schools to develop quality curriculum programs to improve student learning through greater alignment of curriculum, assessment and reporting.
A school curriculum plan gives details of the what, when and how of the teaching-learning process in a particular school across the different years and phases of schooling.
Education Queensland recognises the unique characteristics and learning needs of students as they move across the phases of learning.
Education Queensland is working with the Queensland Studies Authority to develop the Queensland Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Framework. The Framework will define essential learnings, standards, assessment strategies and reporting requirements all Queensland students in Years 1-10.
The Professional Standards for Teachers describe what teachers need to know and be able to do in curriculum to provide relevant and worthwhile learning experiences for individuals and groups of students in Queensland state schools.
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