• Title of article

    Criticism of Curriculum Quality Assessment Models: A Narrative Review

  • Author/Authors

    HeydariFard ، Zahra School of Health Management Information Sciences - Iran University of Medical Sciences , Tahmasebi Ghorrabi ، Ahmad School of Health Management Information Sciences - Iran University of Medical Sciences , Goharinezhad ، Salime School of Medical - Iran University of Medical Sciences , Masoudi Asl ، Iravan Department of Health Services Management - School of Health Management and Information Sciences - Iran University of Medical Sciences , Dahim ، Alireza Department of human sciences - college of management - Islamic azad university, Bushehr science and research branch

  • From page
    182
  • To page
    182
  • Abstract
    Context: Curricula are the heart of educational centers, and their continuous evaluation and revision are among the necessities of a sustainable and responsive program to respond to the needs of the beneficiaries who use them. Evaluation models are not comprehensive and are associated with shortcomings. The current review has investigated curriculum evaluation models using a narrative approach. In this research, curricula definitions, curriculum elements and components, how to evaluate their usefulness and quality, the necessity of revising and changing if needed, and finally, their criticisms were discussed. Curriculum evaluation models have strengths and weaknesses; however, curriculum evaluation is a necessity for every country due to its importance in improving the level of education and training of specialized human resources. It is suggested to design a new model suitable for the environmental and educational conditions of each country using the existing models.
  • Keywords
    Criticism , Evaluation , Quality , Curriculum , Revision , Narrative Review
  • Journal title
    Health Technology Assessment in Action
  • Journal title
    Health Technology Assessment in Action
  • Record number

    2757227