Discusses contributions of Tyler, Smith/Stanley/Shores, Taba, Schwab, and other scholars to the evolving concept of curriculum development in the United States
Amidst the effort to extend its knowledge base, however, there is still a difficulty in understandin...
Points out the changes in Bobbitt\u27s thinking about curriculum from his 1918 book to his 1941 book...
Sums up what curriculum historians in U.S., U.K., and Canada have said about curriculum as a social ...
Traces the emergence of several views from recent curriculum theorists on the role subject matter ca...
Summarizes the changing views of curriculum theorizing in the United States to date
Provides a comprehensive text on curriculum development; chapters 4 through 8 in the 1975 edition a...
Contains six major essays on historical subjects related to curriculum: professionalism, influence...
Discusses the major features of curriculum in the United States from colonial times to the present
Reflects on the content and significance of all the chapters in the Handbook; summarizes the curren...
Writes about the characteristics of the curriculum development process, who participates in it, and ...
Reviews curriculum literature over the past 20 years and identifies the intellectual milieu for teac...
Traces the evolution of the motives in curriculum in the United States from 1635 to the present
Reviews U. S. origins of curriculum field and some of the issues addressed in the past
Describes how curriculum planners draw upon disciplinary, practical, and experiential knowledge to d...
Indicates how the author would revise his syllabus (Basic Principles of Curriculum and Instruction) ...
Amidst the effort to extend its knowledge base, however, there is still a difficulty in understandin...
Points out the changes in Bobbitt\u27s thinking about curriculum from his 1918 book to his 1941 book...
Sums up what curriculum historians in U.S., U.K., and Canada have said about curriculum as a social ...
Traces the emergence of several views from recent curriculum theorists on the role subject matter ca...
Summarizes the changing views of curriculum theorizing in the United States to date
Provides a comprehensive text on curriculum development; chapters 4 through 8 in the 1975 edition a...
Contains six major essays on historical subjects related to curriculum: professionalism, influence...
Discusses the major features of curriculum in the United States from colonial times to the present
Reflects on the content and significance of all the chapters in the Handbook; summarizes the curren...
Writes about the characteristics of the curriculum development process, who participates in it, and ...
Reviews curriculum literature over the past 20 years and identifies the intellectual milieu for teac...
Traces the evolution of the motives in curriculum in the United States from 1635 to the present
Reviews U. S. origins of curriculum field and some of the issues addressed in the past
Describes how curriculum planners draw upon disciplinary, practical, and experiential knowledge to d...
Indicates how the author would revise his syllabus (Basic Principles of Curriculum and Instruction) ...
Amidst the effort to extend its knowledge base, however, there is still a difficulty in understandin...
Points out the changes in Bobbitt\u27s thinking about curriculum from his 1918 book to his 1941 book...
Sums up what curriculum historians in U.S., U.K., and Canada have said about curriculum as a social ...