National Curriculum Framework (NCF)
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Who described the curriculum as "a systematic group of courses and sequences required for graduation in a major field of study"?
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Correct Answer: B (Carter V. Good)
Carter V. Good defined curriculum as a systematic group of courses and sequences required for graduation in a major field of study in educational dictionaries and literature.
- Carter V. Good: Provided the standard educational definition for structured graduation requirements.
- Significance: Emphasizes structured sequencing and systematic organization in higher education curricula.
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