Sets forth four learning paradigms (association, correspondence, coherence, recognition), each with two subtypes, and provides a matrix analyzing each of these by six questions, including implications for curriculum planning
Reports a study of various participants in curriculum planning and their perceptions of the process
Stipulates four ways of conceiving curriculum and its contexts (as knowledge to be transmitted, as e...
textCurriculum is a means by which the medium of thought finds expression. It is a palette for the ...
Sets forth four learning paradigms (association, correspondence, coherence, recognition), each with ...
Shows what curriculum proposals would follow from five distinctive epistemologies
Analyzes different conceptions of curriculum organization and learning, citing the related research
Sets forth four paradigms for use in curriculum study--rational/theoretical, mythological/practical,...
Describes four existing systems of curriculum thought and poses a fifith--the ways of knowing--withi...
Focuses on knowledge and how it relates to school curriculum; explores the reasons necessary to just...
Describes eight ways of knowing and offers six perspectives on their role in curriculum and other ar...
Posits a curriculum matrix composed of three parts-- substance, purpose, and practice--each with sev...
Illustrates a view that knowledge emerges in actions; sets forth an understanding of curriculum bas...
In educational enquiry, paradigm refer to the broad frameworks of thought that guide the way researc...
Summarizes and contrasts the curriculum literature based on technical, humanistic, and political par...
Describes and traces the rise of various inquiry paradigms in curriculum research, including the emp...
Reports a study of various participants in curriculum planning and their perceptions of the process
Stipulates four ways of conceiving curriculum and its contexts (as knowledge to be transmitted, as e...
textCurriculum is a means by which the medium of thought finds expression. It is a palette for the ...
Sets forth four learning paradigms (association, correspondence, coherence, recognition), each with ...
Shows what curriculum proposals would follow from five distinctive epistemologies
Analyzes different conceptions of curriculum organization and learning, citing the related research
Sets forth four paradigms for use in curriculum study--rational/theoretical, mythological/practical,...
Describes four existing systems of curriculum thought and poses a fifith--the ways of knowing--withi...
Focuses on knowledge and how it relates to school curriculum; explores the reasons necessary to just...
Describes eight ways of knowing and offers six perspectives on their role in curriculum and other ar...
Posits a curriculum matrix composed of three parts-- substance, purpose, and practice--each with sev...
Illustrates a view that knowledge emerges in actions; sets forth an understanding of curriculum bas...
In educational enquiry, paradigm refer to the broad frameworks of thought that guide the way researc...
Summarizes and contrasts the curriculum literature based on technical, humanistic, and political par...
Describes and traces the rise of various inquiry paradigms in curriculum research, including the emp...
Reports a study of various participants in curriculum planning and their perceptions of the process
Stipulates four ways of conceiving curriculum and its contexts (as knowledge to be transmitted, as e...
textCurriculum is a means by which the medium of thought finds expression. It is a palette for the ...