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Although efficient schools have a deliberate curriculum that outlines what lecturers teach to college students on a regular basis, the implied curriculum could influence students more than what they read. Teachers may not always plan the implied or implicit curriculum, the part of the varsity day when lecturers emphasize values and character, suggests Van Brummelen (2002, p. 70). Parkay, Hass and Anctil (2010) simplify implied curriculum with the statement, whether or not lecturers intend to or not, they educate values” (p. 43). For instance, Christian faculties typically integrate Christian principles and character traits into the classroom, and public colleges promote relativism and progressive ideas. Similarly, Van Brummelen suggests that lecturers often make curricular selections on what to incorporate and exclude in a course, and how the instructor ought to current materials. As Parkay et al suggest, teachers must perceive how the implied curriculum influences student (p. 129).

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