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Who Decides Our Curriculum?——A Comparative Research of the Distribution of Curriculum Power in the Main Countries

HU Dong-fang

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The distribution of curriculum power is the key of curriculum policy. In these three areas--the making of curriculum standards,the production of textbooks and the types of curriculum decision--which are closely related with the distribution of curriculum power,there are both some differences and some similarities in the main countries in the world.

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The distribution of curriculum power is the key of curriculum policy. In these three areas--the making of curriculum standards,the production of textbooks and the types of curriculum decision--which are closely related with the distribution of curriculum power,there are both some differences and some similarities in the main countries in the world.

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The distribution of curriculum power is the key of curriculum policy. In these three areas--the making of curriculum standards,the production of textbooks and the types of curriculum decision--which are closely related with the distribution of curriculum power,there are both some differences and some similarities in the main countries in the world.

Key concepts: Curriculum, Emergent curriculum, Curriculum theory, Curriculum mapping, Distribution (mathematics), Power (physics), Curriculum-based measurement, Understanding by Design

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