Components Of Curriculum And Their Implementation At SMPIT Al Hudz Dzaq
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Curriculum Components, Curriculum Implementation, Educational Management, SMPITAbstract
Curriculum is an essential component in the implementation of education that serves as a guideline for achieving learning objectives. This study aims to analyze the main components of the curriculum and their implementation at SMPIT Al Hudz Dzaq. The research uses a descriptive qualitative approach through observation, interviews, and documentation. The results show that curriculum implementation at SMPIT Al Hudz Dzaq is carried out through the integration of national education goals with Islamic values, the development of adaptive curriculum content, active learning strategies, and continuous evaluation. The components of objectives, materials, methods, and evaluation are systematically implemented to support the improvement of educational quality. These findings indicate that effective curriculum management plays an important role in shaping students who excel academically and possess Islamic character.
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