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Teachers' Participation in Curriculum Innovation:An Analysis of Core Concepts

Feng Dong-wen

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The curriculum awareness,curriculum view,curriculum role,curriculum quality and curriculum power are the five core concepts that the teachers participates in the curriculum innovation.This paper provided the analytical framework for teachers' participation in curriculum innovation by analyzing the five major concepts.

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The curriculum awareness,curriculum view,curriculum role,curriculum quality and curriculum power are the five core concepts that the teachers participates in the curriculum innovation.This paper provided the analytical framework for teachers' participation in curriculum innovation by analyzing the five major concepts.

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The curriculum awareness,curriculum view,curriculum role,curriculum quality and curriculum power are the five core concepts that the teachers participates in the curriculum innovation.This paper provided the analytical framework for teachers' participation in curriculum innovation by analyzing the five major concepts.

Key concepts: Curriculum, Curriculum theory, Emergent curriculum, Curriculum mapping, Core curriculum, Mathematics education, Core (optical fiber), Curriculum development

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