state the differences between standard-based and objective-based curriculum
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Answer: The Standard Based Curriculum is structured on a more material system, where students directly access resources to reason and extract information at their own pace. The Outcome Based Education is more systematic where students are taught with expectations of achieving a more specific outcome in their lessons.
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In objective based curriculum, key learning outcomes are measured in terms of objectives that learners are expected to attain by the end of each lesson or unit whiles in standard based curriculum key leaning outcomes are measured in terms of what students ability to demonstrate mastery on knowledge and skills they are expected to learn as they progress through their education.
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