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Engaging Mister Rogers' Neighborhood as a "Great" Curriculum: A Curriculum Critique
Fred Rogers was a master pedagogue and his magnum opus, Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, is an exemplary progressive curriculum that endures as a “great curriculum” (Poetter, 2011).
Talbert, Kevin M
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She Blinded Me with Science: Post-Curriculum and the New Scientific Education
Curriculum scholarship provides the engagement with curriculum differentiation that has defined the field since its inception. Mainly, curriculum scholars shift from the role of science as arbiter of truth to the politics of truth, as science becomes a ...
Ovid, Dax, Leonardo, Zeus
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Having sufficient knowledge about the curriculum implemented by teachers can be expressed as curriculum literacy. The knowledge that teachers have about the curriculum will closely affect whether they apply it as designed, in other words, their fidelity.
Karakuyu, Akın
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Curriculum Journal Index - 1929-1943
This number of Curriculum History 2021 is an index - name/article title - to the publication, Curriculum Journal, published by the Society for Curriculum Study between 1929 and 1943 when the organization ceased to exist, becoming a founding part of the ...
Burlbaw, Lynn Matthew
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Contemporary Analysis on Curriculum Theorists in Education
This is a book review for CURRICULUM WINDOWS REDUX: WHAT CURRICULUM THEORISTS CAN TEACH US ABOUT SCHOOLS AND SOCIETY TODAY, edited by Thomas S. Poetter, Kelly Waldrop, and Syed Hassan Raza (2022).
Tan, Jing
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Disability Plots: Curriculum, Allegory, & History
This article discusses theoretical approaches from disability studies and curriculum studies to help educators see how we position the experiences of, and discourses about, people with disabilities in the various narratives we recreate about “America ...
Helmsing, Mark
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Curriculum Design and Planning: Using Postmodern Curricular Approaches
This paper offers a model for educators aiming to engage postmodern research and theory as sources of theoretical guidance for curriculum development.
Patton, Anna Louise, Prince, Krista L
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Curriculum design at a crossroads: A comparative approach to re-evaluating knowledge frameworks [PDF]
THE NEED FOR CURRICULUM REFORM is often galvanised through recourse to changes in the world of work and society; where new technologies, global movement and economic agendas perennially shift expectations for students and teachers (Stoer & Magalhaes ...
Cole, DR, Burke, LB
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Gabriel Harvery’s 16th Century Theory of Curriculum
Curriculum is typically understood to be a 20th century construct organized around the modern content disciplines. Gabriel Harvey’s 16th century oration on rhetoric disrupts this understanding by demonstrating that the practice of thinking about and ...
Triche, Stephen S.
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Deterritorialising: Towards an Itinerant Curriculum Theory [PDF]
El presente trabajo analiza críticamente la razón eurocéntrica y su utilización en la teoría del currículum. Entendida como una razón dominante, colonialista, fija y homogeneizadora.
Paraskewa, João
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