Review of Curriculum Resources




A review form can be helpful to congregations as they critique curriculum resources. Two are provided for your consideration. The first is a checklist to use as you look through the curriculum. The second provides space for notes as your look through the resources.



Review of Curriculum Resources Checklist

 

What age level of resources did you review?            __________________________

(young children, elementary children youth, adult)

Place a check in each box that is appropriate.

Write the name of the curriculum

in each space. >>>>>>>>

 

 

 

Systematic approach to the use of scripture

 

 

 

Does not take verses out of context or use them as “proof texts”

 

 

 

Scripture appropriate to age level

 

 

 

Teaches the main doctrines of the Christian faith

 

 

 

Compatible with the Reformed faith and doctrine

 

 

 

Teaches learners to be full participants in the life, work, and worship of the congregation

 

 

 

Allows for leader to share the distinctive emphases of Cumberland Presbyterian Church

 

 

 

Promotes growth of the learner in the Christian faith and in service

 

 

 

Helps learners to live now in their day-to-day situations

 

 

 

Attractive resources that encourage study and critical thinking

 

 

 

Provides leaders with adequate help for preparation to teach

 

 

 


Review of Curriculum Resources


Write in the age group for which you are reviewing resources: ___________________________________________

          (young children, elementary, youth, adult)


Jot down you answers to the following questions


Enter the name of the curriculum series. Jot down observations as you look through the resources. >>>>>

 

 

 

Leader’s Resource

How is it organized?

What background information is provided the leader?

How is the Bible used?

What teaching methods are suggested?

Are there activities from which to choose?

Is there sensitivity to different learning styles?

 

 

 

Learner’s Resource

Is it age appropriate?

Is it well correlated with the leader’s resource?

Is it inviting to the learner?

 

 

 

Supplementary Resources

What other resources are provided, such as music, maps, pictures, etc?

Are these resources correlated with the leader’s resource?