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consider the history of the national curriculum and assess the current position with regard to national strategies. The impact
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National Strategies Application and Analysis The aims of this essay are to consider the history of the national curriculum and assess the current position with regard to national strategies. The impact of the current initiatives on teaching and learning at key stage 3 will be evaluated with emphasis on incorporation into lesson planning. The present study will include primary data obtained from teaching practice at a mixed 11-16 comprehensive school and secondary data from various reference sources. The History of The National Curriculum A curriculum of sorts has existed within schools in the UK since the early 20th century but the popularisation of the term and the conceptualisation of ideas did not really begin to take shape until the 1960's. It was an ideal that took root in the UK after spreading from the USA; its basis is to not only to describe what is to be taught but to encompass methods, resources...
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