Appraises both the direct and the indirect interventions made by the U. S. government in the school curriculum of the 1960s and 1970s
Examines ways schools have specified content for teaching in response to social pressures; cites sch...
New school accountability policy alters how the state department of education (SDE) and underperform...
With the publication of A Nation at Risk (1983) educational reform has had a prominent place on the ...
Describes the rise and fall of federal curriculum reforms in the 1960s and 1970s
Reviews studies related to public policy perspectives on curriculum and curriculum perspectives on ...
Reviews incremental and non-incremental approaches to curriculum policy making, the change role of ...
Shows how both federal courts and Congress legislate curriculum and how agencies interpret these law...
Contains papers presented to a 1975 NIE conference on the topic of curriculum development in the Uni...
Rapid economic, social, political and technological changes in the external environments of educatio...
Portrays U.S. school curriculum 1945 to the present in terms of the federal government\u27s efforts ...
he content of school curriculum has always been the subject of controversy and considerable public a...
Demonstrates how national change projects overlook teacher\u27s role in learning by pupils
Discusses the role of teachers in curriculum reform in the United Kingdom, among other things
This chapter, first presented in 1974, sought to outline a framework for an empirical field of curri...
Explains how curriculum policy making is conducted in the United States, including major groups infl...
Examines ways schools have specified content for teaching in response to social pressures; cites sch...
New school accountability policy alters how the state department of education (SDE) and underperform...
With the publication of A Nation at Risk (1983) educational reform has had a prominent place on the ...
Describes the rise and fall of federal curriculum reforms in the 1960s and 1970s
Reviews studies related to public policy perspectives on curriculum and curriculum perspectives on ...
Reviews incremental and non-incremental approaches to curriculum policy making, the change role of ...
Shows how both federal courts and Congress legislate curriculum and how agencies interpret these law...
Contains papers presented to a 1975 NIE conference on the topic of curriculum development in the Uni...
Rapid economic, social, political and technological changes in the external environments of educatio...
Portrays U.S. school curriculum 1945 to the present in terms of the federal government\u27s efforts ...
he content of school curriculum has always been the subject of controversy and considerable public a...
Demonstrates how national change projects overlook teacher\u27s role in learning by pupils
Discusses the role of teachers in curriculum reform in the United Kingdom, among other things
This chapter, first presented in 1974, sought to outline a framework for an empirical field of curri...
Explains how curriculum policy making is conducted in the United States, including major groups infl...
Examines ways schools have specified content for teaching in response to social pressures; cites sch...
New school accountability policy alters how the state department of education (SDE) and underperform...
With the publication of A Nation at Risk (1983) educational reform has had a prominent place on the ...