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CEFR B2 Curriculum Reform

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➡ Across 15 Words

1. Professionals who deliver the curriculum and are key to reform success
4. Describing new and creative teaching methods introduced by curriculum reform
6. The information and understanding that students gain through the curriculum
8. Describing thinking skills that curriculum reform aims to develop in students
16. Benchmarks for student learning, often updated in curriculum reform
17. Past tense of implement; the school ___ the new curriculum last year
19. The results or effects of curriculum reform on student learning
20. Learners who are affected by curriculum changes
21. Describing a curriculum that can adapt to different student needs and contexts
22. Preposition: The reform was achieved ___ collaboration among stakeholders
23. Describing content that is connected to students' lives and current issues
25. Objectives that curriculum reform aims to achieve, such as improved student performance
28. Past tense of evaluate; the pilot curriculum was ___ before full implementation
29. The guidance provided by school administrators during curriculum reform
30. Materials such as textbooks and digital tools needed for a new curriculum

⬇ Down 15 Words

2. Past tense of revise; the committee ___ the curriculum to include more modern topics
3. Past tense of align; the curriculum was ___ with national education standards
5. Abilities like critical thinking that curriculum reform aims to develop
7. Openness in the curriculum reform process, allowing stakeholders to understand decisions
9. The subjects and content taught in a school, often the focus of reform
10. People with an interest in education, such as teachers and parents, involved in reform
11. The act of seeking advice from teachers and experts during curriculum reform
12. Past tense of enact; the government ___ new education laws to support curriculum reform
13. Specific targets set for curriculum reform, such as increasing graduation rates
14. The process of evaluating student learning, often changed during curriculum reform
15. The ability to think imaginatively, often encouraged by curriculum reform
18. Past participle of integrate; technology has been ___ into the revised curriculum
24. A stage in the curriculum reform process, such as planning or implementation
26. Institutions where curriculum reform is implemented
27. Preposition: The reform requires balance ___ traditional and modern subjects

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