Presents an interpretation of Habermas\u27 human interests (technical, hermenuetic, and critical) and applies them to various curriculum development models and value orientations
Distinguishes between the humanistic and technical orientations on curriculum and urges a dialogue ...
The term curriculum is familiar in school education, but more ambiguous in its usage in a higher edu...
Analyzes the concept of curriculum as used in ordinary language as well as in the domain of curricul...
Presents an interpretation of Habermas\u27 human interests (technical, hermenuetic, and critical) an...
Distinguishes knowledge-oriented statements, reality-oriented statements, and value-oriented stateme...
Shows how a liberating perspective can permeate curriculum; presents design guidelines
Contrasts various value bases for curriculum and their implications for practice
Presents fundamental concepts and relationships that define curriculum: boundaries, units of discou...
Traces the role of interpretive understanding in curriculum theory and practice
Argues that the curriculum field follows an outmoded positivist method of science, thinking it is in...
Notes the values underlying curriculum integration and the reasons, types, and criticism of it
Posits and discusses the elements in theorizing curriculum and defines the functions of curriculum t...
Traces the history of curriculum evaluation and seeks to replace technical evaluation approaches wit...
Critiques four school programs and discusses the need to confront technocratic education
Summarizes and contrasts the curriculum literature based on technical, humanistic, and political par...
Distinguishes between the humanistic and technical orientations on curriculum and urges a dialogue ...
The term curriculum is familiar in school education, but more ambiguous in its usage in a higher edu...
Analyzes the concept of curriculum as used in ordinary language as well as in the domain of curricul...
Presents an interpretation of Habermas\u27 human interests (technical, hermenuetic, and critical) an...
Distinguishes knowledge-oriented statements, reality-oriented statements, and value-oriented stateme...
Shows how a liberating perspective can permeate curriculum; presents design guidelines
Contrasts various value bases for curriculum and their implications for practice
Presents fundamental concepts and relationships that define curriculum: boundaries, units of discou...
Traces the role of interpretive understanding in curriculum theory and practice
Argues that the curriculum field follows an outmoded positivist method of science, thinking it is in...
Notes the values underlying curriculum integration and the reasons, types, and criticism of it
Posits and discusses the elements in theorizing curriculum and defines the functions of curriculum t...
Traces the history of curriculum evaluation and seeks to replace technical evaluation approaches wit...
Critiques four school programs and discusses the need to confront technocratic education
Summarizes and contrasts the curriculum literature based on technical, humanistic, and political par...
Distinguishes between the humanistic and technical orientations on curriculum and urges a dialogue ...
The term curriculum is familiar in school education, but more ambiguous in its usage in a higher edu...
Analyzes the concept of curriculum as used in ordinary language as well as in the domain of curricul...