A hidden curriculum can be described as
A) Subtle cultural messages learned from course curriculum, school policies, and school procedures that validate societal norms and values.
B) An intentional yet deceptive way to get students to learn without them knowing they are actually learning.
C) Curriculum that has been approved by districts or school boards but that remains "on the shelves" of most schools.
D) An instructor's attempt at weaving a multicultural education into existing course content.

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The hidden curriculum refers to the implicit lessons and cultural messages that are conveyed through the educational environment, including course content, school policies, and procedures, which reinforce societal norms and values.

A Hidden Curriculum Can Be Described as