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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 'A Basis for Choice' Pring, Richard
1981
4 p. 361-363
artikel
2 Academic drift and curriculum debris: Analysis of high school course-taking patterns and its implications for local policy makers Murphy, Joseph
1987
4 p. 341-360
artikel
3 Accountability report from the USA Ornstein, Allen C.
1985
4 p. 437-439
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4 Accountability that is of Benefit to Schools Harlen, Wynne
1979
4 p. 287-297
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5 Acknowledgements 2008
4 p. 551-554
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6 A Cognitive Science Conception of Curriculum and Instruction Posner, George
1982
4 p. 343-351
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7 Adam Smith and the Moral Economy of the Classroom System Hamilton, David
1980
4 p. 281-298
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8 'All dust and Dostoevsky': ideology, politics and power in the teaching of English in Scotland, 1975-1990 Stoop, Graham C.
1992
4 p. 357-369
artikel
9 A matrix for describing alternative strategies of curriculum development Morris, Paul
1986
4 p. 445-448
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10 A Nation at Risk Westbury, Ian
1984
4 p. 431-445
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11 Announcement 1998
4 p. 497
artikel
12 A Non-Scientific Report Leith, Sylvia
1985
4 p. 440-445
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13 Another Look at Controversial Issues and the Curriculum Gardner, Peter
1984
4 p. 379-385
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14 A social project for curriculum: post-structural perspectives Cherryholmes, Cleo H.
1987
4 p. 295-316
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15 A Teacher Development Approach to Bridging the Practice-Research Gap Smyth, John
1982
4 p. 331-342
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16 A transpersonal model for teacher reflectivity Mayes, Clifford
2001
4 p. 477-493
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17 Becoming an 'honours student': the interplay of literacies and identities in a high-track class Smith, Katy
2008
4 p. 481-507
artikel
18 Benchmarks for Science Literacy: a review symposium Jenkins, Edgar W.
1995
4 p. 445-461
artikel
19 Between all the Stools: Some Methodological Considerations in Curriculum Research Barnes, Douglas
1981
4 p. 305-312
artikel
20 Between heterogeneity and equality: representations and practices of primary-level teachers Dupriez, Vincent
2006
4 p. 431-448
artikel
21 Breaking through the curriculum theoretical mode Schremer, Oded E.
1991
4 p. 327-339
artikel
22 Bridging 'mainstream' and 'special' education: a curriculum problem Clough, Peter
1988
4 p. 327-338
artikel
23 Bringing in the outsiders: reshaping the sciences of the future Brickhouse, Nancy
1994
4 p. 401-416
artikel
24 'Bringing more than I contain': ethics, curriculum and the pedagogical demand for altered egos Todd, Sharon
2001
4 p. 431-450
artikel
25 Bureaucratic rationality and the self-educating profession: the problem of teacher privatism McTaggart, Robin
1989
4 p. 345-361
artikel
26 Can Traditional Lore Guide Right Choice in Teaching? Buchmann, Margret
1981
4 p. 339-348
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27 Can we have more theory? An essay review of Evaluation Practice Reconsidered Carspecken, Phil Francis
2005
4 p. 483-502
artikel
28 Casebooks for teacher education: the latest fad or lasting contribution? McAninch, Amy Raths
1991
4 p. 345-355
artikel
29 Changes in the steering of Swedish schools: a step towards 'societification of the state' Berg, Gunnar
1992
4 p. 327-344
artikel
30 Chaos and cosmos: educational discourse and social change Wexler, Philip
2002
4 p. 469-479
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31 Children's Path to Reality from Fantasy : Contrary Thoughts About Curriculum Foundations Egan, Kieran
1983
4 p. 357-371
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32 Close encounters: truth, experience and interpretation in multicultural teacher education Lesko, Nancy
1998
4 p. 375-395
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33 COMMENTARY Urban, Wayne
2003
4 p. 439-444
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34 COMMENTARY Wraga, William
2003
4 p. 453-457
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35 Community, Curriculum and Economic Development Brockington, David
1985
4 p. 446-448
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36 Conceptual Development and Curriculum Change: or Is It Rhetoric and Fantasy? Patriarca, Linda A.
1983
4 p. 409-423
artikel
37 Content representation in teachers' definitions of academic work Doyle, Walter
1986
4 p. 365-379
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38 Conversation is not the answer: moral education as hermeneutical understanding Hostetler, Karl
1999
4 p. 463-478
artikel
39 Curriculum and Psychology--Reflections on the Issues raised at the 1983 British Psychological Society Education Section Conference Barratt, Gill
1984
4 p. 421-423
artikel
40 Curriculum Change: a Model of Teacher Decision-Making 1978
4 p. 351-355
artikel
41 Curriculum Deliberation: Pluralism and the Practical Knitter, William
1985
4 p. 383-395
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42 Curriculum negotiation in professional adult education Millar, Clive
1986
4 p. 429-443
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43 Curriculum Process in School and University Physics Jones, John
1981
4 p. 349-359
artikel
44 Curriculum theorizing and the state 1990
4 p. 377
artikel
45 Curriculum theory and the state in Australia Kemmis, Stephen
1990
4 p. 392-400
artikel
46 Decision making in curriculum conferences: a study of convergence of opinion Mulder, Martin
1990
4 p. 343-360
artikel
47 Defining 'Literacy' in North American Schools: Social and Historical Conditions and Consequences de Castell, Suzanne
1983
4 p. 373-389
artikel
48 Deliberation and the Arts of Perception Pereira, Peter
1984
4 p. 347-366
artikel
49 Deliberative Inquiry into Canadian Science Education Orpwood, Graham W. F.
1980
4 p. 363-370
artikel
50 Developmentally appropriate teacher-directed approaches: images from Korean kindergartens French, Lucia
1998
4 p. 409-430
artikel
51 Dewey's conception of vocation: existential, aesthetic, and educational implications for teachers Higgins, Christopher
2005
4 p. 441-464
artikel
52 Didactics as construction of content Menck, Peter
1995
4 p. 353-371
artikel
53 Dimensions in Classroom Management Derived from Recent Research Anderson, Linda M.
1980
4 p. 343-356
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54 Distributed leadership: developing theory from practice Timperley, Helen S.
2005
4 p. 395-420
artikel
55 Editorial: Reports 1985
4 p. 367
artikel
56 Educating for significant events: the application of Harre's social reality matrix across the lower secondary-school curriculum Stables, Andrew
1999
4 p. 449-461
artikel
57 Educational Procedures and Attitudinal Objectives: a Paradox Stenhouse, Lawrence
1981
4 p. 329-337
artikel
58 Educational reform in British Columbia: bold vision/flawed design Case, Roland
1992
4 p. 381-387
artikel
59 Education as a citizenship right-a concept in transition: Sweden related to other Western democracies and political philosophy Englund, Tomas
1994
4 p. 383-399
artikel
60 Emancipatory pedagogy: a postcritical response to 'standard' school knowledge Swartz, Ellen
1996
4 p. 397-418
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61 Engagement and cognitive challenge in thoughtful social studies classes: a study of student perspectives Stevenson, Robert B.
1990
4 p. 329-341
artikel
62 English elsewhere: glocalization, assessment and ethics Rhedding-Jones, Jeanette
2002
4 p. 383-404
artikel
63 Environmental and health education viewed from an action-oriented perspective: a case from Denmark Jensen, Bjarne Bruun
2004
4 p. 405-425
artikel
64 Epistemology and science curriculum Benson, Garth D.
1989
4 p. 329-344
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65 Erratum 1985
4 p. 475
artikel
66 ESSAY REVIEW Shaker, Paul
2004
4 p. 495-507
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67 ESSAY REVIEW Jang, Eunice Eunhee
2003
4 p. 499-512
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68 ESSAY REVIEW Reid's theory of curriculum as institutionalized practice Waks, Leonard J.
2000
4 p. 589-598
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69 Evaluating interactive technologies for learning Atkins, M. J.
1993
4 p. 333-342
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70 Explaining school-based curriculum satisfaction: a case study Brady, Laurie
1987
4 p. 375-378
artikel
71 Exposing the hidden curriculum Portelli, John P.
1993
4 p. 343-358
artikel
72 For whom do we write the curriculum? Schwartz, Morey
2006
4 p. 449-457
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73 From responsibility to competency: a new context for curriculum studies in England and Wales Lawn, Martin
1990
4 p. 388-392
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74 Geography teachers' reflections on their teaching about development Robinson, Roger
1986
4 p. 409-427
artikel
75 Horizontal Mathematics Easley, Jack
1983
4 p. 429-431
artikel
76 How should we be judging the American high school? Westbury, Ian
1988
4 p. 291-315
artikel
77 How Will the 'New Technology' Change the Curriculum? Meighan, Roland
1982
4 p. 353-358
artikel
78 Ideology, Hegemony, and the Individualizing of Instruction: the Incorporation of 'Progressive' Education Shapiro, H. Svi
1984
4 p. 367-378
artikel
79 Immigrant students' experience of schooling: a narrative inquiry theoretical framework Xu, Shijing
2007
4 p. 399-422
artikel
80 Implicit organizational structures and explicit teacher behaviour in schools Granstrom, Kjell
1994
4 p. 417-429
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81 Infusing higher-order thinking and learning to learn into content instruction: a case study of secondary computing studies in Scotland Kirkwood, Margaret
2000
4 p. 509-535
artikel
82 Innovations in science, mathematics and technology education James, Edwyn
1997
4 p. 471-484
artikel
83 In Search of a Gender Dimension: an Empirical Investigation of Teacher Preferences for Teaching Strategies in Physical Education Vertinsky, Patricia
1984
4 p. 425-430
artikel
84 Instruction and Time-on- Task: a Review Anderson, Lorin W.
1981
4 p. 289-303
artikel
85 Intention, Implementation, Realisation the Impact of Curriculum Reform in Mathematics Robitaille, David F.
1980
4 p. 299-306
artikel
86 Intervisitation and mentoring: Professional development for principles Brady, Laurie
1993
4 p. 371-375
artikel
87 Investigations of exemplary practice in science and mathematics teaching in Western Australia Tobin, Kenneth
1988
4 p. 369-371
artikel
88 Irony in the Soul: a response to Joanne Buckley's 'a critique of Kieran Egan's theory of educational development' Egan, Kieran
1994
4 p. 431-435
artikel
89 'Is-when' stories: practical repertoires and theories about the practical Conle, Carola
2002
4 p. 427-449
artikel
90 IT-INSET: A panacea for the 1980s? Marsh, Colin
1986
4 p. 449-453
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91 Kieran Egan's theory of educational development: the argument continued Buckley, Joanne
1994
4 p. 437-445
artikel
92 Language games in the mathematics classroom: teaching a way of life Fleener, Jayne M.
2004
4 p. 445-468
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93 Language: the medium and the message of a curriculum document Lentz, Leo
1987
4 p. 371-373
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94 Layers of experience: forms of representation in a Waldorf school classroom Nicholson, David W.
2000
4 p. 575-587
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95 Learning the language of school history: the role of linguistics in mapping the writing demands of the secondary school curriculum Coffin, Caroline
2006
4 p. 413-429
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96 Lesson planning and the student teacher: re-thinking the dominant model John, Peter D.
2006
4 p. 483-498
artikel
97 Lessons from a comprehensive school system for curriculum theory and research: Sweden revisited after twenty years Carlgren, Ingrid
1997
4 p. 407-430
artikel
98 Liberal irony and reflective teaching: a role for academic courses in in-service teacher education Quicke, John
1992
4 p. 315-325
artikel
99 Linguistic stereotypes, the divergent speaker and the teaching of literacy Luke, Allan
1986
4 p. 397-408
artikel
100 Loneliness, fear and disrepute: the haphazard socialization of a student teacher Bruckerhoff, Charles E.
1995
4 p. 431-444
artikel
101 Lost in the Australian bush: outdoor education as curriculum Brookes, Andrew
2002
4 p. 405-425
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102 Market forces and diversity: some evidence from the 14-19 curriculum Davies, Peter
2003
4 p. 479-498
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103 Mathematics education in Japan Schumer, Gundel
1999
4 p. 399-427
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104 Mathematics Teaching : a One-Ended Bridge? Lang, Bryan
1983
4 p. 425-434
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105 Meaning, Power and Pedagogy: Pierre Bourdieu and Jean-Claude Passeron, Reproduction in Education, Society and Culture Bredo, Eric
1979
4 p. 315-332
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106 Media education: the limits of a discourse Buckingham, David
1992
4 p. 297-313
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107 Morality, the child, or science? A study of tradition and change in the education of elementary school teachers in Sweden Linne, Agneta
1999
4 p. 429-447
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108 Multicultural education: paregoric or panacea? Hartnett, Anthony
1987
4 p. 361-369
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109 Mutual benefit partnership: a curricular design for authenticity Radinsky, Josh
2001
4 p. 405-430
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110 National curriculum as social compromise or discursive politics? Some reflections on a curriculum-making process Carlgren, Ingrid
1995
4 p. 411-430
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111 Negotiating Classroom Knowledge: Beyond Achievement and Socialization McNeil, Linda M.
1981
4 p. 313-328
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112 Negotiating the Demands of Schoolwork Woods, Peter
1978
4 p. 309-327
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113 'Neither new nor alien to progressive thinking': interpreting the convergence of radical education and the new vocationalism in Australia Sedunary, Eileen
1996
4 p. 369-396
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114 No child, no school, no state left behind: schooling in the age of accountability Hopmann, Stefan Thomas
2008
4 p. 417-456
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115 Notes on Contributors 1984
4 p. 346
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116 Notes on contributors 1978
4 p. 282
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117 Notes on contributors 1979
4 p. 272
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118 Notes on Contributors 1981
4 p. 288
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119 Notes on Contributors 1982
4 p. 312
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120 Notes on Contributors 1980
4 p. 280
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121 Notes on Contributors 1983
4 p. 356
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122 Notes on Contributors 1985
4 p. 366
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123 Notes on Contributors 1986
4 p. 364
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124 Notes on Contributors 1987
4 p. 294
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125 Occupational Interests and Curricular Patterns: a Comparison of Upper Secondary Students in Norway, England, and the United States Reid, William
1984
4 p. 387-401
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126 On reading and the sexual division of literacy Luke, Allan
1994
4 p. 361-381
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127 On the evaluation of curriculum reforms Hopmann, Stefan Thomas
2003
4 p. 459-478
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128 OP-ED Chan, Elaine
2003
4 p. 409-423
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129 OP-ED Technology in the school curriculum: the moral dimensions of making things Olson, John
1997
4 p. 383-390
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130 OP-ED What happens to the common school in the market? Ahonen, Sirkka
2000
4 p. 483-493
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131 Personalized learning for the post-mechanical age Jaros, Milan
2007
4 p. 423-440
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132 Phenomenology and the Curriculum: the Case of Secondary-School Geography McEwen, Neil
1980
4 p. 323-330
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133 Political change, social integration and curriculum: a South African case study Wedekind, Volker
1996
4 p. 419-436
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134 Portrayal Approach to Curriculum Evaluation Fraser, Barry J.
1980
4 p. 364-367
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135 Post-curriculum possibilities: English teaching, cultural politics, and the postmodern turn Green, Bill
1995
4 p. 391-409
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136 Postmodern musings on pedagogical uses of the personal Noddings, Nel
1994
4 p. 355-360
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137 PowerPoint, habits of mind, and classroom culture Adams, Catherine
2006
4 p. 389-411
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138 Practice in planning and planning in practice: re-assessing and clarifying action research in a multi-national context Kusch, Jim
2005
4 p. 465-481
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139 'Precocious knowledge of everything': New interpretations of women's higher schooling in the US in the late-18th and early-19th centuries Ogren, Christine A.
2007
4 p. 491-502
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140 Predispositions, participatory roles and perceptions of teachers, principals and community members in a collaborative curriculum planning process Kimpston, Richard D.
1988
4 p. 351-367
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141 Pre- Vocational Courses: Tensions and Strategies Atkins, Madeleine J.
1984
4 p. 403-415
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142 Proposals and Possibilities in Curriculum Development: a Study of the Cambridge School Classics Project Greig, C.
1978
4 p. 329-348
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143 Public life: a contribution to democratic education Kaplan, Andrew
1997
4 p. 431-454
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144 Reading the signs of the times: semiotic engagement for ethical learning? Pike, Mark A.
2008
4 p. 541-550
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145 REJOINDER Reynolds, William
2003
4 p. 445-451
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146 Researching the National Curriculum: the BERA Task Group on the Curriculum Torrance, Harry
1991
4 p. 341-343
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147 Research into Classroom Processes: a Review of Ten Years ' Work Westbury, Ian
1978
4 p. 283-308
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148 Rethinking the role and status of observation in science education Hodson, Derek
1986
4 p. 381-386
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149 Review 1988
4 p. 373-385
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150 Review 1989
4 p. 377-387
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151 Reviews 1978
4 p. 359-371
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152 Reviews 1979
4 p. 341-358
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153 Reviews 1980
4 p. 371-376
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154 Reviews 1983
4 p. 435-443
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155 Reviews 1984
4 p. 447-457
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156 Reviews 1985
4 p. 461-473
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157 Reviews 1986
4 p. 457-472
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158 Reviews 2001
4 p. 495-510
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159 Reviews 1982
4 p. 371-385
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160 Reviews 1990
4 p. 401-408
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161 Reviews 1997
4 p. 485-505
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162 Reviews 1981
4 p. 369-380
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163 Reviews 1987
4 p. 379-391
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164 Reviews 1996
4 p. 475-493
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165 Reviews 2002
4 p. 495-511
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166 Reviews 2004
4 p. 509-527
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167 Reviews 1991
4 p. 377-392
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168 Reviews 1999
4 p. 479-499
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169 Reviews 2003
4 p. 513-531
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170 Reviews 1993
4 p. 377-395
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171 Reviews 1994
4 p. 453-470
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172 Reviews 1998
4 p. 479-496
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173 'Safe spaces': reflections on an educational metaphor Rom, Robert Boost
1998
4 p. 397-408
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174 School-Based Curriculum Development: Reflections from an International Seminar Sabar, Naama
1985
4 p. 452-454
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175 Science education in English and Welsh primary schools: a systems study Fortune, Joyce
1993
4 p. 359-369
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176 Science for all: A reflective essay Fensham, Peter J.
1985
4 p. 415-435
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177 Self-Evaluation and the Teacher—Phase 2 Elliott, Gordon
1982
4 p. 366-370
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178 Set Books and Static Curricula the Case of English Literature 1979
4 p. 338-340
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179 Sign(al)s: living and learning as semiotic engagement Stables, Andrew
2006
4 p. 373-387
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180 Studies in Change Hartnett, Anthony
1985
4 p. 455-460
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181 Study and Moral Action in Contemporary Jewish Education Hebrew, Barry Chazan
1980
4 p. 307-321
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182 Studying curriculum: towards a social constructionist perspective Goodson, Ivor F.
1990
4 p. 299-312
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183 Subjects for Study: Aspects of a Social History of Curriculum Goodson, Ivor
1983
4 p. 391-408
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184 Talking about Curriculum Change Sutton, C.
1978
4 p. 349-351
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185 Tasks and trajectories in learning to teach Singer-Gabella, Marcy
2008
4 p. 457-480
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186 Teacher Assessment in Public Examinations Torrance, Harry
1984
4 p. 417-420
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187 Teacher interest in curriculum committees: what factors are involved? Young, Jean H.
1989
4 p. 363-376
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188 Teachers' Classroom Ideals, Structural Decisions, and Views of the Person-World Relationship Scheinfeld, Daniel R.
1979
4 p. 299-314
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189 Teacher's 'space of change' in educational reforms: a model for analysis applied to a recent reform in Portgual Neves, Isabel P.
2001
4 p. 451-476
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190 Teaching as Story-telling: A Non-mechanistic Approach to Planning Teaching Egan, Kieran
1985
4 p. 397-406
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191 Technology and didactics: historical mediations of a relation Nordkvelle, Yngve
2004
4 p. 427-444
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192 The conflicted pedagogical and curricular perspectives of middle-class mothers Brantlinger, Ellen
1998
4 p. 431-460
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193 The curriculum as mysterious and constraining: teachers' negotiations of the first year of a pilot programme for at-risk 4-year-olds Walsh, Daniel J.
1993
4 p. 317-332
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194 The deep structure of obscene language Sevcik, Ann
1997
4 p. 455-470
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195 The Design and Adoption of Curriculum Materials for Secondary Social-Science in Papua New Guinea Lornie, Richard
1979
4 p. 336-337
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196 The Deutsche Didaktik Kansanen, Pertti
1995
4 p. 347-352
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197 The Drive for Curriculum Change in the United States, 1890-1958 II —From Local Reform to a National Preoccupation Kliebard, Herbert M.
1979
4 p. 273-286
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198 The early childhood curriculum: notes on the transformations of a field Goncu, Artin
1994
4 p. 447-452
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199 The ecological context of knowledge: implications for learning science in developing countries Hewson, Mariana G. A'B.
1988
4 p. 317-326
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200 The educational situation: as concerns the elementary school Dewey, John
2001
4 p. 387-403
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201 The emerging agenda for Canadian high schools Osborne, Ken
1992
4 p. 371-379
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202 The Emmanuelle Textbook Project Choppin, Alain
1992
4 p. 345-356
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203 The Enlightened Eye 1992
4 p. 389-399
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204 The evolution in Spain of the theory and practice of curriculum Arrieta, Josetxu
1990
4 p. 384-387
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205 The face of wonder Hove, Philo H.
1996
4 p. 437-462
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206 The Facilitation of School-Based Evaluation: A Case Study Boud, David J.
1982
4 p. 359-370
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207 The implicit learning theory of hidden-curriculum research Assor, Avi
1987
4 p. 329-339
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208 The influence of task structure on students' learning processes: observations from case studies in secondary school science McGregor, Debra
2008
4 p. 509-540
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209 The logical connection between moral education and physical education Drewe, Sheryle Bergmann
2000
4 p. 561-573
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210 The Microcomputer and The Curriculum: A Critique Baker, C.
1985
4 p. 449-451
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211 The microcomputer and the curriculum: skeletons, seductions or overbaked missionary zeal? Mackrell, Terry
1986
4 p. 454-455
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212 The more things change . . .: re-discovering stubbornness and persistence in school-university collaborations Snow, Jennifer
2002
4 p. 481-494
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213 The necessity of curricular objectives Clark, Charles
1988
4 p. 339-349
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214 The politics of national education: values and aims of Israeli history curricula, 1956-1995 Hofman, Amos
2007
4 p. 441-470
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215 The politics of official knowledge in the United States Apple, Michael W.
1990
4 p. 377-400
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216 The Possibly Elusive Content that Needs to be Learned Davis, Robert B.
1980
4 p. 357-362
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217 The poverty of curriculum theory: a critique of Wraga and Hlebowitsh Morrison, Keith R. B.
2004
4 p. 487-494
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218 The project method in postindustrial education Waks, Leonard J.
1997
4 p. 391-406
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219 The Rational Curriculum: a Critique Lloyd, D. Ieuan
1980
4 p. 331-342
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220 The role of beliefs in the practice of teaching Nespor, Jan
1987
4 p. 317-328
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221 The social facting of education: Durkheim's legacy Varenne, Herve
1995
4 p. 373-389
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222 The state and citizenship education in England: a curriculum for subjects or citizens? Pike, Mark A.
2007
4 p. 471-489
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223 The theory and practice of pedagogical ethics: features for an ethical praxis in/out of special education Heydon, Rachel M.
2005
4 p. 381-394
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224 The underdevelopment of educational achievement: mathematics achievement in the Dominican Republic eighth grade Luna, Eduardo
1990
4 p. 361-376
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225 The US Government and the Public School Curriculum: an Interpretation of the Post-Second World War Decades Burlingame, Martin
1982
4 p. 313-329
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226 The voice of 'the Practical': Schwab as correspondent Reid, William A.
1999
4 p. 385-397
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227 The Working Mathematics Group: Curriculum Development in the Gap Between Industry and Education Oliver, Kathy
1981
4 p. 367-368
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228 The Written Literacy Forum: an analysis of teacher/researcher collaboration Flqrio-Ruane, Susan
1990
4 p. 313-328
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229 Toward a curriculum theory for the new century: essay review of Patrick Slattery, Curriculum Development in the Postmodern Era Wraga, William G.
1996
4 p. 463-474
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230 Toward a dialectical notion and praxis of scientific literacy Roth, Wolff-Michael
2007
4 p. 377-398
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231 Toward a renaissance in curriculum theory and development in the USA Wraga, William
2003
4 p. 425-437
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232 Towards a Confluence of Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches to Curriculum Evaluation Smith, David L.
1980
4 p. 367-370
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233 Towards a new cartography of curriculum reform: reflections on educational decentralization in Argentina Dussel, Ines
2000
4 p. 537-559
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234 Towards a socially critical environmental education: water quality studies in a coastal school Gough, Annette Greenall
1993
4 p. 301-316
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235 Towards School-Based Curriculum Development: Training School Curriculum Co-ordinators Sabar, Naama
1983
4 p. 431-434
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236 Training Curriculum Developers in Africa: an Overview Harlen, Wynne
1979
4 p. 333-335
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237 Training the Mind: Continuity and Change in the Rhetoric of School Science Millar, Robin
1985
4 p. 369-382
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238 Twenty years of classroom climate work: progress and prospect Fraser, Barry J.
1989
4 p. 307-327
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239 Understanding as the key to effective questioning Van Der Meij, Hans
1991
4 p. 357-365
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240 Understanding Constraints on Innovation in Physical Education Williams, E. Anne
1985
4 p. 407-413
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241 Understanding curriculum as normalizing text: disability studies meet curriculum theory Erevelles, Nirmala
2005
4 p. 421-439
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242 Understanding Social Processes of Innovation Development Hameyer, Uwe
1982
4 p. 362-366
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243 Understanding the nature of accountability failure in a technology-filled, laissez-faire classroom: disaffected students and teachers who give in Elstad, Eyvind
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244 Us and them: finding irony in our teaching methods Hinchman, Kathleen A.
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245 Values and Curriculum Decision-Making: Teacher Perceptions of an Ideal Curriculum Kallenberger, Niki
1981
4 p. 363-366
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246 Western institutional impediments to Australian Aboriginal education McTaggart, Robin
1991
4 p. 297-325
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247 What can educators learn from parents who oppose curricular and classroom practices? Dodd, Anne Wescott
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248 What do pupils and textbooks do with each other?: Methodological problems of research on socialization through educational media Kalmus, Veronika
2004
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249 What is Action-Research in Schools 1978
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250 What's in a case?: what mentors' cases reveal about the practice of mentoring Orland-Barak, Lily
2002
4 p. 451-468
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251 Why Foucault now? Schrag, Francis
1999
4 p. 375-383
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252 Work and the Curriculum Lewis, Theodore
1991
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