Lists topics and literature in the curriculum field derived from the perspective of eight philosophical classifications from epistemology to ethics and identified as relevant to perennial curriculum issues
Shows what curriculum proposals would follow from five distinctive epistemologies
The major purpose of this study was to gain empirical data from the responses of educational experts...
This research note seeks to outline fundamental thinking in the philosophy of education which might ...
Lists topics and literature in the curriculum field derived from the perspective of eight philosophi...
Points out how philosophy contributes to curriculum theory by helping it to escape parochialism, dog...
Reviews Hirsh\u27s forms of knowledge and other contributions of philosophy to curriculum developmen...
Posits six criteria (sets of questions) on values, reality, knowledge, nature of curriculum, goals, ...
Sorts out the various levels and kinds of educational objectives used in education
An educator’s teaching philosophy represents their personal beliefs regarding the purpose of classro...
Argues for a five-strand common program for students in secondary education (symbolic studies, basic...
Contains 29 reprinted articles on the logic of curriculum, on aims and objectives, on the nature of ...
Presents criteria for curriculum content and describes the influence of method and culture on curric...
Sidney Hook, Paul Kurtz and Miro Todorovich, eds. THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE CURRICULUM: THE NEED FOR GEN...
Shows how the uses of knowledge (replicative, associative, applicative, and interpretive) can serve ...
Summarizes several approaches to curriculum design: political, bureaucratic, marketing, public rela...
Shows what curriculum proposals would follow from five distinctive epistemologies
The major purpose of this study was to gain empirical data from the responses of educational experts...
This research note seeks to outline fundamental thinking in the philosophy of education which might ...
Lists topics and literature in the curriculum field derived from the perspective of eight philosophi...
Points out how philosophy contributes to curriculum theory by helping it to escape parochialism, dog...
Reviews Hirsh\u27s forms of knowledge and other contributions of philosophy to curriculum developmen...
Posits six criteria (sets of questions) on values, reality, knowledge, nature of curriculum, goals, ...
Sorts out the various levels and kinds of educational objectives used in education
An educator’s teaching philosophy represents their personal beliefs regarding the purpose of classro...
Argues for a five-strand common program for students in secondary education (symbolic studies, basic...
Contains 29 reprinted articles on the logic of curriculum, on aims and objectives, on the nature of ...
Presents criteria for curriculum content and describes the influence of method and culture on curric...
Sidney Hook, Paul Kurtz and Miro Todorovich, eds. THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE CURRICULUM: THE NEED FOR GEN...
Shows how the uses of knowledge (replicative, associative, applicative, and interpretive) can serve ...
Summarizes several approaches to curriculum design: political, bureaucratic, marketing, public rela...
Shows what curriculum proposals would follow from five distinctive epistemologies
The major purpose of this study was to gain empirical data from the responses of educational experts...
This research note seeks to outline fundamental thinking in the philosophy of education which might ...