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Developing the Curriculum

by Peter F. Oliva
Edition:
4th
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9780673524553

ISBN10:
0673524558
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Hardcover
Pub. Date:
12/1/1996
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Addison-Wesley
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Table of Contents

Preface viii
PART I THE CURRICULUM: THEORETICAL DIMENSIONS 1(44)
1. CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION DEFINED
2(20)
Conceptions of Curriculum
2(6)
Relationships Between Curriculum and Instruction
8(4)
Curriculum as a Discipline
12(4)
Curriculum Practitioners
16(2)
Summary
18(1)
Questions for Discussion
18(1)
Supplementary Exercises
19(1)
Bibliography
20(2)
2. PRINCIPLES OF CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
22(23)
Clarification of Terms
22(2)
Types of Curriculum Developers
24(1)
Sources of Curriculum Principles
25(1)
Types of Principles
26(1)
Ten Axioms
27(13)
Summary
40(1)
Questions for Discussion
41(1)
Supplementary Exercises
41(1)
Bibliography
42(3)
PART II CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT: ROLES OF SCHOOL PERSONNEL 45(96)
3. CURRICULUM PLANNING: A MULTILEVEL, MULTISECTOR PROCESS
46(48)
Illustrations of Curriculum Decisions
46(3)
Levels of Planning
49(2)
Sectors of Planning
51(2)
Curriculum Efforts at the Various Levels
53(27)
Sectors Beyond the State
80(10)
Summary
90(1)
Questions for Discussion
91(1)
Supplementary Exercises
91(1)
Bibliography
92(2)
4. CURRICULUM PLANNING: THE HUMAN DIMENSION
94(47)
The School as a Unique Blend
94(3)
The Cast of Players
97(13)
The Curriculum Leader and Group Process
110(25)
Summary
135(1)
Questions for Discussion
135(1)
Supplementary Exercises
135(1)
Bibliography
136(5)
PART III CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT: COMPONENTS OF THE PROCESS 141(340)
5. MODELS FOR CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
142(20)
Selecting Models
142(2)
Models of Curriculum Development
144(14)
Summary
158(1)
Questions for Discussion
159(1)
Supplementary Exercises
159(1)
Bibliography
160(2)
6. PHILOSOPHY AND AIMS OF EDUCATION
162(38)
Using the Proposed Model
162(2)
Aims of Education
164(12)
Philosophies of Education
176(14)
Formulating a Philosophy
190(2)
Examples of School Philosophies
192(3)
Summary
195(1)
Questions for Discussion
196(1)
Supplementary Exercises
196(1)
Bibliography
197(3)
7. NEEDS ASSESSMENT
200(33)
Categories of Needs
200(3)
Needs of Students: Levels
203(2)
Needs of Students: Types
205(3)
Needs of Society: Levels
208(6)
Needs of Society: Types
214(4)
Needs Derived from the Subject Matter
218(4)
Conducting a Needs Assessment
222(7)
Summary
229(1)
Questions for Discussion
230(1)
Supplementary Exercises
230(1)
Bibliography
231(2)
8. CURRICULUM GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
233(25)
Hierarchy of Outcomes
233(3)
Defining Goals and Objectives
236(2)
Locus of Curriculum Goals and Objectives
238(7)
Constructing Statements of Curriculum Goals
245(6)
Constructing Statements of Curriculum Objectives
251(2)
Validating and Determining Priority of Goals and Objectives
253(1)
Summary
254(1)
Questions for Discussion
255(1)
Supplementary Exercises
255(1)
Bibliography
256(2)
9. ORGANIZING AND IMPLEMENTING THE CURRICULUM
258(79)
Necessary Decisions
258(3)
Where We've Been: Curriculum Past
261(1)
The Elementary School
261(12)
The Junior High School
273(8)
The Senior High School
281(21)
Where We Are: Curriculum Present
302(1)
The Elementary School
302(2)
The Middle School
304(4)
The Senior High School
308(9)
Where We're Going: Curriculum Future
317(1)
The Elementary School
317(2)
The Middle School
319(1)
The Senior High School
319(7)
What Is in the Distant Future?
326(2)
Summary
328(1)
Questions for Discussion
328(1)
Supplementary Exercises
329(1)
Bibliography
330(7)
10. INSTRUCTIONAL GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
337(26)
Planning for Instruction
337(3)
Instructional Goals and Objectives Defined
340(1)
The Use of Behavioral Objectives
341(2)
Guidelines for Preparing Instructional Goals and Objectives
343(4)
Taxonomic Levels
347(5)
Rules for Writing
352(4)
Validating and Determining Priority of Instructional Goals and Objectives
356(1)
Summary
357(1)
Questions for Discussion
358(1)
Supplementary Exercises
358(2)
Bibliography
360(3)
11. SELECTING AND IMPLEMENTING STRATEGIES OF INSTRUCTION
363(35)
Deciding on Instructional Strategies
363(1)
Sources of Strategies
364(4)
Styles of Teaching
368(2)
Styles of Learning
370(3)
Models of Teaching
373(2)
Teaching Skills
375(3)
Organizing for Instruction
378(7)
Presentation of Instruction
385(3)
Individualized Versus Group Instruction
388(3)
Summary
391(1)
Questions for Discussion
392(1)
Supplementary Exercises
392(2)
Bibliography
394(4)
12. EVALUATING INSTRUCTION
398(34)
Assessing Instruction
398(3)
An Era of Assessment
401(1)
Stages of Planning for Evaluation
402(3)
Norm-referenced Measurement and Criterion-referenced Measurement
405(4)
Evaluation in Three Domains
409(7)
Other Means of Evaluation
416(2)
Assessment Initiatives from Beyond the Classroom
418(8)
Summary
426(1)
Questions for Discussion
427(1)
Supplementary Exercises
427(2)
Bibliography
429(3)
13. EVALUATING THE CURRICULUM
432(49)
Purposes and Problems of Curriculum Evaluation
432(3)
Delimiting Evaluation
435(2)
Evaluation Models
437(2)
Guiding Principles
439(21)
Comprehensive Models
460(13)
Summary
473(2)
Questions for Discussion
475(1)
Supplementary Exercises
475(2)
Bibliography
477(4)
PART IV CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT: PROBLEMS AND PRODUCTS 481(82)
14. PROBLEMS IN CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
482(70)
Current Curriculum Problems
482(58)
The Impact of Professional Problems upon Curriculum
540(4)
Curriculum Future--An Afterthought
544(1)
Summary
544(1)
Questions for Discussion
544(1)
Supplementary Exercises
545(1)
Bibliography
546(6)
15. CURRICULUM PRODUCTS
552(11)
Tangible Products
552(1)
Curriculum Guides, Courses of Study, and Syllabi
553(3)
Resource Unit
556(1)
Sources of Curriculum Materials
557(1)
Summary
557(4)
Questions for Discussion
561(1)
Supplementary Exercises
562(1)
Bibliography
562(1)
Appendix A 563(1)
Appendix B 564(3)
Appendix C 567(8)
Appendix D 575(2)
Appendix E 577(5)
Appendix F 582(2)
Appendix G 584(1)
Credits 585(4)
Name Index 589(4)
Subject Index 593


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