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9781577663300

Curriculum Planning : Integrating Multiculturalism, Constructivism, and Education Reform

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  • ISBN13:

    9781577663300

  • ISBN10:

    1577663306

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-01-01
  • Publisher: Waveland Pr Inc
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Table of Contents

Preface xvii
Acknowledgments xxiii
To the Student xxv
CHAPTER 1 AN INTRODUCTION TO CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT 1(35)
Objectives
1(4)
The Case of Eastwood Middle School
2(3)
The Interrelated Themes
5(2)
Defining Curriculum
7(3)
Curriculum: A Program of Studies
8(1)
Curriculum: A Document
8(1)
Curriculum: Planned Experiences
8(1)
Curriculum: Social Implications
9(1)
Curriculum: Curriculum as an End
9(1)
Curriculum: Short and Long Definitions
9(1)
Curriculum: A Need for Uniformity
10(1)
The Hidden Curriculum
10(3)
Impact on Multicultural Education
12(1)
A Need for Reform
13(23)
A Look at Some Early Attempts at Education Reform
14(1)
A Look at a Nation at Risk and Its Impact on Other Reports
15(2)
Positive Turn
17(1)
Narrow Views
18(1)
Overall Purposes
19(1)
Unsound Recommendations
19(2)
Positive Outcomes
21(1)
Administrators
21(1)
Other Changes
22(1)
Teacher Education
22(1)
Identifying True Weaknesses
23(2)
Case Study: Action Research as an Instrument of Change
25(12)
Learning Questions
31(1)
Suggested Activities
32(1)
Works Cited and Suggested Readings
33(3)
CHAPTER 2 SOCIAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF CURRICULUM 36(44)
Objectives
37(2)
The Case of Linda Blevins and Marvin Watts
37(2)
Part I: Social Foundations
39(25)
Importance of Society-School Relationship
40(2)
The School's Influence on the Community
42(2)
How Society Influences Schools
44(1)
Ways Society Affects the Schools: Forces that Affect the Curriculum
45(5)
Future Effects
50(8)
A Final Thought on Social Foundations
58(1)
Case Study: Assessing the Internet
59(5)
Part II: Technological Foundations
64(8)
Technological Growth
64(1)
The Computer
65(1)
Meeting Multicultural Goals
66(1)
Other Technological Developments
67(5)
Chapter Summary
72(1)
Learning Questions
73(1)
Suggested Activities
74(1)
Works Cited and Suggested Readings
75(5)
CHAPTER 3 HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATIONS OF CURRICULUM 80(42)
Objectives
81(2)
The Case of Diane Worley
81(2)
Part I: Historical Foundations of Curriculum
83(10)
The Migrations
83(1)
Early Schools
84(1)
The Dame Schools
84(2)
The Public School
86(7)
Goals for Tomorrow's Schools
93(11)
The New Basics
93(1)
Goals for 2000
94(2)
Criticisms of the State-Level and National Standards
96(1)
Case Study: Curriculum for the Real World
97(7)
Part II: Philosophical Foundations of Curriculum
104(10)
Basic Philosophical Systems
105(7)
Influences of Philosophy on Education
112(2)
Chapter Summary
114(1)
Learning Questions
115(1)
Suggested Activities
116(2)
Works Cited and Suggested Readings
118(4)
CHAPTER 4 CONCEPTS, THEORIES, AND MODELS 122(50)
Objectives
123(1)
The Case of a Disappointed Student
123(1)
The Role of Research
124(1)
Lack of a Research Base
125(1)
The Use of Common Sense
126(1)
Science versus Common Sense
127(1)
Word Traps
128(1)
Concepts
129(1)
Theories
130(15)
Sample Theories
132(1)
Case Study: Angola High School
133(12)
Models
145(11)
The AIM Model
146(1)
Taba's Inverted Model
146(2)
Tyler's Ends-Means Model
148(1)
The Oliva Models
149(3)
The Saylor and Alexander Model
152(1)
Macdonald's Model
152(2)
The Zais Eclectic Model
154(2)
Project ESCAPE
156(6)
American Studies Program
162(2)
American Studies at Central High
162(2)
Alverno College
164(1)
Some Final Suggestions
164(3)
Chapter Summary
167(1)
Learning Questions
168(1)
Suggested Activities
168(1)
Works Cited and Suggested Readings
169(3)
CHAPTER 5 DESIGNING AND ORGANIZING CURRICULA 172(36)
Objectives
173(3)
The Case of the Little School that Grew
173(3)
Curriculum Designs
176(2)
The Subject-Centered Curriculum
178(2)
Strengths
179(1)
Weaknesses
179(1)
The Broad-Fields Curriculum
180(11)
Case Study: Interdiscipinary Team Approach
182(9)
The Core Curriculum
191(3)
The Trump Plan
194(1)
The Spiral Curriculum
195(1)
Mastery Learning
196(1)
Problem Solving
197(1)
Selecting Curriculum Designs
198(1)
Curriculum Design Qualities
199(2)
Scope
199(1)
Sequence
199(1)
Continuity
200(1)
Articulation
200(1)
Balance
200(1)
A Final Note
201(1)
Chapter Summary
202(1)
Learning Questions
203(1)
Suggested Activities
204(1)
Works Cited and Suggested Readings
205(3)
CHAPTER 6 AIMS, GOALS, AND OBJECTIVES 208(26)
Objectives
209(1)
The Case of San Sona Elementary School
209(1)
An Introduction to the Aims, Goals, and Objectives of Curriculum Development
210(15)
Aims
212(1)
Goals
213(1)
Objectives
213(1)
Criteria for Writing Performance Objectives
213(3)
Performance Objectives in the Three Domains
216(1)
Writing Objectives in the Cognitive Domain
216(4)
Case Study: Developing Aims, Goals, and Objectives for an Afrocentric Elementary School
220(5)
Writing Objectives in the Affective Domain
225(2)
Writing Objectives in the Psychomotor Domain
227(2)
Chapter Summary
229(1)
Learning Questions
230(1)
Suggested Activities
230(2)
Works Cited and Suggested Readings
232(2)
CHAPTER 7 SELECTING CONTENT AND ACTIVITIES 234(48)
Objectives
235(6)
The Case of Building Bridges to Reform
235(6)
The Importance of Content and Activities Selection
241(30)
Arenas and Actors in Curriculum Planning
242(6)
Problems in Content and Activities Selection
248(2)
National Goals
250(1)
The Nature of Knowledge
251(6)
Selecting Activities
257(1)
Case Study: The Role of Collaboration in Curriculum Decisions
258(25)
Education Reform's Impact on Selection of Content and Activities
267(4)
Checklist for Revising Curricula
271(1)
Tables of Specifications
272(2)
Chapter Summary
274(3)
Learning Questions
277(1)
Suggested Activities
277(1)
Works Cited and Suggested Readings
278(4)
CHAPTER 8 HELPING PEOPLE CHANGE 282(40)
Objectives
283(4)
The Case of Regional University
283(4)
Agents for Change
287(23)
A New Concept of Leadership
288(3)
A Need for Involvement
291(6)
Case Study: Teaming and Collaborating for Change
297(13)
A Need to Go Beyond Current Horizons
310(1)
School Culture and Climate
310(1)
Forces that Promote and Impede Change
311(4)
Strong Leadership
312(3)
Chapter Summary
315(1)
Learning Questions
316(1)
Suggested Activities
316(1)
Questions on the Educational Excellence Laboratory Consortium
317(1)
Works Cited and Suggested Readings
317(5)
CHAPTER 9 EVALUATING INSTRUCTION AND THE CURRICULUM 322(41)
Objectives
323(2)
The Case of an Accreditation Visit
323(2)
The Significance of Evaluation
325(32)
Evaluating Instruction
326(19)
Case Study: Integrating and Assessing Critical Thinking Across the Curriculum
345(19)
Evaluating the Curriculum
350(5)
Evaluating School Reform
355(2)
Chapter Summary
357(1)
Learning Questions
358(1)
Suggested Activities
359(1)
Works Cited and Suggested Readings
359(4)
CHAPTER 10 PLANNING AND CONVERTING CURRICULUM INTO INSTRUCTION 363(47)
Objectives
364(2)
A Wichita School Case
364(2)
An Introduction to Converting the Curriculum
366(34)
Long-Range Planning
366(6)
Daily Lesson Planning
372(10)
Case Study: Creating Community at North Campus Deer Park High School
382(58)
Individualizing Instruction
385(15)
Chapter Summary
400(1)
Learning Questions
401(1)
Suggested Activities
401(1)
Works Cited and Suggested Readings
402(8)
CHAPTER 11 CURRENT AND FUTURE CURRICULUM TRENDS 410(51)
Objectives
411(1)
Introduction
411(1)
Trends across the Disciplines
411(29)
Safe Schools
411(1)
Home Schooling
412(1)
Multidisciplinary/Thematic Approach
412(2)
Reading and Writing across the Curriculum
414(1)
Alternative Assessment
415(1)
Performance Assessment
415(1)
Authentic Assessment
416(1)
Continuous Assessment and Progressive Reporting
416(1)
Self-Assessment
417(1)
Tenure and Life Certification
417(1)
Ethnic Diversity
418(1)
Gender Equity
419(1)
Geographic Stereotyping
420(1)
Special Students
420(2)
Inclusion
422(1)
Gifted Students
423(1)
Senior Citizens
424(1)
Magnet Schools
424(1)
Charter Schools
424(2)
Business Partnership Programs
426(1)
National Standards
426(2)
Increased Parental Involvement and Control
428(2)
A Move to Privatize Public Schools
430(1)
The World of Work
430(1)
Vouchers and School Choice
431(1)
Cooperative Learning
432(1)
Multiple Intelligences
433(1)
Evaluating Textbooks and Ancillary Materials
434(1)
Textbook Selection
435(5)
Increased and Expanded Use of Technology
440(1)
National Voluntary Testing
440(1)
Summary: Trends across the Disciplines
440(1)
Trends within the Disciplines
440(13)
Mathematics
441(1)
Science
442(1)
Case Study: The Arts in the Curriculum
443(10)
Language Arts
449(1)
Fine Arts
449(1)
Foreign Language
450(1)
English Language Arts
450(1)
Social Studies
451(1)
History
451(1)
Geography
452(1)
Civics
453(1)
Health and Physical Education
453(1)
Chapter Summary
453(1)
Learning Questions
454(1)
Suggested Activities
455(1)
Works Cited and Suggested Readings
455(6)
Glossary 461(11)
Credits 472(1)
Name Index 473(4)
Subject Index 477

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