Less overt aspects of schooling that nonetheless influence and shape students by teaching them to value such things as obedience and competition is referred to by sociologists as the ___________ curriculum.

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The hidden curriculum refers to the implicit lessons, values, and social expectations that are conveyed to students through the school system but are not part of the formal curriculum. This can include lessons about obedience, conformity, competition, and social hierarchies.

Less Overt Aspects of Schooling That Nonetheless Influence and Shape