Question

Hilda Taba created the spiral curriculum in social studies, which means that concepts are introduced in younger grades at a lower level of difficulty. Those same concepts are revisited in later grades, but at increasing levels of difficulty. Before a child graduates from high school, he or she will have been introduced to the same concepts multiple times in varying formats with increasingly higher degrees of difficulty until mastery is achieved. Which assumption is part of this teaching model?

Answer 1

Part of the model: thinking can be taught, thinking is an active transaction between the individual and the data, the process of thought evolves by a sequence that is lawful.