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Some instructors and curriculum planners believe that assessing the achievement of instructional objectives constitutes curriculum evaluation. This is a mistake because:

▸ it places the onus on the teacher to create balanced objectives

▸ it assumes that the instructional process is always solid and the effectiveness of the curriculum is always a given

▸ it equates curriculum with instruction

▸ it assumes that the instructional process is always solid and the effectiveness of the curriculum is always a given and it equates curriculum with instruction are correct.

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