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    Question Difference between curriculum and syllabus?

    Hi dear teachers!
    I'd like to know the difference between 'curriculum' and 'syllabus'? Please help me out.


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    Default Re: Difference between curriculum and syllabus?

    A syllabus contains the topics, points, etc, to be covered in a course, while a curriculum is broader- the courses offered in a school, university, etc, and encompasses the experiences and other aspects involved in turning the students into the type of person that their society desires.
    Last edited by Tdol; 09-Feb-2012 at 11:38. Reason: Typo
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