alleryA hidden curriculum is a set of lessons that are:
Aopenly graded in annual exams
Bprinted in every textbook
Clearned yet not openly intended
Dtaught by parents at home
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. learned yet not openly intended
1. A hidden curriculum covers the norms, values and beliefs conveyed in the classroom and social setting of a school.
2. These lessons are learned but not openly intended to be taught.
3. So they are not graded or printed in textbooks.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Hidden curriculum" (rev 1373153154), section "Lead section"_
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