Exploring The Relevance of School-Based Curriculum Development with Culture Integration
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In some decades past, a lot of efforts have been put together within education policy, curriculum reform etc. both as a means of implementing change and for the purpose of fostering educational and school improvements from a central governing body outside the school. However, not much has been achieved with those efforts. School-based curriculum and development has been observed to not only facilitate the change needed in education, with its relevance and development but totally improves societal wellbeing. Integrating culture in its development improves the school education system and society at large. Schools need to be given a chance to develop their own curriculums to promote educational advancement.
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