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Thinking About The Curriculum : The nature and treatment of curriculum problems

William Arbuckle Reid

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Preface 1. Introduction: Curriculum debates and Curriculum Studies 2. Thinking about the practical 3. The concept of curriculum research 4. Practical reasoning and curriculum decisions 5. The problem of curriculum change 6. Rationalism or humanism? The future of Curriculum Studies Notes Name Index Subject Index

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Preface 1. Introduction: Curriculum debates and Curriculum Studies 2. Thinking about the practical 3. The concept of curriculum research 4. Practical reasoning and curriculum decisions 5. The problem of curriculum change 6. Rationalism or humanism? The future of Curriculum Studies Notes Name Index Subject Index

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Preface 1. Introduction: Curriculum debates and Curriculum Studies 2. Thinking about the practical 3. The concept of curriculum research 4. Practical reasoning and curriculum decisions 5. The problem of curriculum change 6. Rationalism or humanism? The future of Curriculum Studies Notes Name Index Subject Index

Key concepts: Curriculum, Curriculum theory, Emergent curriculum, Subject (documents), Index (typography), Curriculum mapping, Humanism, Rationalism

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