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Which term best matches the description: Ordering of lessons from easy to hard?

Curriculum Goals

Basic Knowledge Order

Focusing instruction from easy to hard is about building understanding step by step so students can connect new ideas to what they already know. This ordering, called Basic Knowledge Order, starts with simple concepts and skills and gradually adds complexity as mastery grows. By presenting material in this progression, learners experience fewer surprises, can form stronger mental models, and are more likely to retain and transfer what they’ve learned. The other terms don’t capture this specific sequencing idea: curriculum goals describe the overall aims of what students should achieve, a planning model provides a framework for designing lessons but isn’t defined by a strict easy-to-hard progression, and task analysis breaks down a task into steps to perform it rather than outlining how to sequence instruction by difficulty.

Planning Model

Task Analysis

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