Which of the following is/are ordinarily not implied in the context of ‘Content validity’ of Science curriculum ?
A. The content is updated.
B. The concepts are accurately represented.
C. The concepts are trivialised for some learners.
Choose the correct option :

The correct option is Only A (or option C if referring to statement C being not implied, but among the options provided: statement C represents what is NOT implied in content validity).

Let us analyze what Content Validity means in the context of a Science Curriculum:

1. Meaning of Content Validity:
Content validity requires that the curriculum must convey significant and correct scientific information/content. Simplification of concepts should be balanced so that basic concepts are not trivialized or misrepresented.

2. Analysis of the given statements:
A. The content is updated: This relates to Validity of Content / Environmental Validity where knowledge is current.
B. The concepts are accurately represented: This is a core aspect of Content Validity.
C. The concepts are trivialised for some learners: Trivializing scientific concepts destroys the accuracy and scientific integrity of the curriculum. Therefore, trivializing concepts is ordinarily not implied (i.e. it is undesirable and violates content validity).

Hence, the statement which is ordinarily NOT implied in content validity is statement C ("The concepts are trivialised for some learners").