Analyzing The Curriculum

This primary text provides the backbone for a basic curriculum course at either the senior or graduate level. The book shows how the parts of a curriculum fit together and helps students identify assumptions underlying curricula. In doing so, students develop the ability to determine why a curriculum proves better for some students than for others; what approaches to teaching are compatible with a particular curriculum; what difficulties a curriculum is likely to encounter during implementation; and what kinds of changes parents, students, and administrators are likely to demand.

• What Expert Teachers Do: Enhancing Professional Knowledge for Classroom Practice
• Basic Principles of Curriculum and Instruction
• Cultures of Curriculum (Studies in Curriculum Theory Series)
• The Curriculum Studies Reader
• The Curriculum Studies Reader
• Instructional Rounds in Education: A Network Approach to Improving Teaching and Learning
• The Power of a Teacher
• The Call to Teach
• Taking Action with Teacher Research
• The First Year of Teaching: Classroom Research to Increase Student Learning (Practitioner Inquiry (Paperback)) (Practitioners Inquiry)