What are the components of Tyler's model of curriculum?

Tyler's curriculum model has four components: purposes, selecting educational experiences, effectively organizing those experiences, and verification of goals through evaluation.

Option A lists aims, subject content, teaching and evaluation, a general scheme, not Tyler's four questions.

Option C names aims, organization of content, testing and feedback, again not Tyler's exact framework.

Option D lists subject content, teaching, learning and testing, a plain instructional sequence.

Tyler's four fundamental questions concern objectives, experiences, organization and evaluation.

Ralph Tyler set these out in Basic Principles of Curriculum and Instruction (1949).