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Materials that facilitate achievement of school goals are also included in the curriculum. Although a written curriculum exists in most schools, there is also the ''actualized" curriculum that occurs in the classrooms on a day-to-day basis. 1 Essential Elements of an Effective School Reading Program, K-12 tween the written and the actualized curriculum, at times this is not so. For example, although the written curriculum may call for daily experiences with sustained silent reading, a particular teacher may not schedule such an activity because of felt exigencies, such as helping students prepare for an upcoming standardized test.