Makes the case for studying non-school forms of education that exhibit interactions among Schwab\u27s commonplaces; also makes the case for student deliberation in curriculum decisions
Gives 33 views and illustrations from leading curriculum theorists of how the arts afffect teaching,...
Elucidates the author\u27s view of curriculum\u27s central question for both curriculum scholars and...
Shows how the uses of knowledge (replicative, associative, applicative, and interpretive) can serve ...
Dicusses ways the author has approached his teaching of curriculum studies over the years and gives ...
Argues that schools should create curriculum that are of, by, and for students they serve (with case...
Summarizes several recent contributions to curriculum theory including that done by teachers (teache...
Describes and traces the rise of various inquiry paradigms in curriculum research, including the emp...
Summarizes the changing views of curriculum theorizing in the United States to date
Traces the history of the tendency to emphasize or balance three perspectives in curriculum --intell...
Reviews several decades of inquiry in curriculum related to practical inquiry, evaluation, existenti...
Explains this type of inquiry resulting in descriptions of students\u27 life-worlds, interpretation...
Traces historically the tension between centralized and localized curriculum decision-making in the ...
Introduces the volume by tracing historical themes in curriculum thought and in Schubert\u27s profes...
Makes the case for why knowledge of out-of-school curriculum pursued by students is important; makes...
Reviews domains of curriculum inquiry that could address non-school phenomena that relate to curricu...
Gives 33 views and illustrations from leading curriculum theorists of how the arts afffect teaching,...
Elucidates the author\u27s view of curriculum\u27s central question for both curriculum scholars and...
Shows how the uses of knowledge (replicative, associative, applicative, and interpretive) can serve ...
Dicusses ways the author has approached his teaching of curriculum studies over the years and gives ...
Argues that schools should create curriculum that are of, by, and for students they serve (with case...
Summarizes several recent contributions to curriculum theory including that done by teachers (teache...
Describes and traces the rise of various inquiry paradigms in curriculum research, including the emp...
Summarizes the changing views of curriculum theorizing in the United States to date
Traces the history of the tendency to emphasize or balance three perspectives in curriculum --intell...
Reviews several decades of inquiry in curriculum related to practical inquiry, evaluation, existenti...
Explains this type of inquiry resulting in descriptions of students\u27 life-worlds, interpretation...
Traces historically the tension between centralized and localized curriculum decision-making in the ...
Introduces the volume by tracing historical themes in curriculum thought and in Schubert\u27s profes...
Makes the case for why knowledge of out-of-school curriculum pursued by students is important; makes...
Reviews domains of curriculum inquiry that could address non-school phenomena that relate to curricu...
Gives 33 views and illustrations from leading curriculum theorists of how the arts afffect teaching,...
Elucidates the author\u27s view of curriculum\u27s central question for both curriculum scholars and...
Shows how the uses of knowledge (replicative, associative, applicative, and interpretive) can serve ...