The Curriculum: Problems, Politics, and PossibilitiesLandon E. Beyer, Michael W. Apple SUNY Press, 1. jan. 1988 - 368 sider This book examines six major areas of theory and practice that exemplify the field of curriculum: the historical dimensions of the field; planning and organizing the curricula for the public schools; the problem of selecting appropriate content for inclusion in the curriculum; the effect of the workplace of teaching on curriculum theory and development; technology and curriculum; and problems of evaluation. Multiple perspectives are included within each of these major areas, and the various authors help to disentangle both the political and ethical differences among competing perspectives. Beyer and Apple's book extends the scope of recent critically-oriented work in the curriculum field, clarifying both the conceptual and practical dimensions of curriculum decision-making. |
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Values and Politics in the Curriculum Landon | 2 |
Curriculum Its Past And Present | 17 |
The Effort to Reconstruct the Modern American Curriculum | 19 |
Contestation and Curriculum The Efforts of American Socialists 19001920 | 32 |
What Goes On in Classrooms? Is This the Way We Want It? | 56 |
Curriculum and Planning | 75 |
Models of Curriculum Planning | 77 |
Curriculum Planning and the State The Dynamics of Control in Education | 98 |
Curriculum and the Work of Teachers | 191 |
Teaching Gender and Curriculum | 204 |
Schooling for the Culture of Democracy | 219 |
Curriculum and Technology | 239 |
Education Technology and the Military | 241 |
A Critical Analysis of Three Approaches to the Use of Computers in Education | 259 |
Teaching and Technology The Hidden Effects of Computers on Teachers and Students | 289 |
Curriculum and Evaluation | 313 |
Curriculum and Knowledge Selection | 117 |
Curriculum and Knowledge Selection | 119 |
Curriculum Platforms and Literature | 140 |
Democracy and the Curriculum | 166 |
Curriculum and the Work of Teachers | 189 |
The Human Problems and Possibilities of Curriculum Evaluation | 315 |
Social Evaluation of Curriculum | 334 |
Biographical Sketches | 351 |
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