A Coherent Curriculum for Every Student: Curriculum Proposals for Possible Adoption
This book exhibits a collection of proposals for how school curriculum may be conceived, designed, and realized. These proposals are drawn from writers both past and present who have presented some particular vision of what curriculum could be like for Pre-K--12 schools and have sought to convince others to adopt their proposal for use in some actual school situation. The proposals differ from one another in a variety of ways, including in their purposes, their contents, and their perspectives, and thus pose a wealth of options for consideration by those who are planning to change their school curriculum to something new and more suitable for their particular clientele. Readers will need to weigh the appeal of various proposals presented here against criteria they have for locating an optimum model for their particular situation.

The proposals selected for inclusion in this book address the whole of the curriculum–all levels, all subjects, all age-groups; they deal with entire program change rather than with incidental changes in content, program arrangements, teaching approaches, or other limited alterations. This book is intended to be a useful resource for those responsible for making decisions in a particular school or school district or at a broader policy-making level, about what the entire curriculum should be and should include. It draws attention to the work of many thoughtful persons who have dealt with the issue of what a coherent curriculum might be like and who, in some instances, have set up actual programs based on their ideas.
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A Coherent Curriculum for Every Student: Curriculum Proposals for Possible Adoption
This book exhibits a collection of proposals for how school curriculum may be conceived, designed, and realized. These proposals are drawn from writers both past and present who have presented some particular vision of what curriculum could be like for Pre-K--12 schools and have sought to convince others to adopt their proposal for use in some actual school situation. The proposals differ from one another in a variety of ways, including in their purposes, their contents, and their perspectives, and thus pose a wealth of options for consideration by those who are planning to change their school curriculum to something new and more suitable for their particular clientele. Readers will need to weigh the appeal of various proposals presented here against criteria they have for locating an optimum model for their particular situation.

The proposals selected for inclusion in this book address the whole of the curriculum–all levels, all subjects, all age-groups; they deal with entire program change rather than with incidental changes in content, program arrangements, teaching approaches, or other limited alterations. This book is intended to be a useful resource for those responsible for making decisions in a particular school or school district or at a broader policy-making level, about what the entire curriculum should be and should include. It draws attention to the work of many thoughtful persons who have dealt with the issue of what a coherent curriculum might be like and who, in some instances, have set up actual programs based on their ideas.
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A Coherent Curriculum for Every Student: Curriculum Proposals for Possible Adoption

A Coherent Curriculum for Every Student: Curriculum Proposals for Possible Adoption

by Edmund C. Short
A Coherent Curriculum for Every Student: Curriculum Proposals for Possible Adoption

A Coherent Curriculum for Every Student: Curriculum Proposals for Possible Adoption

by Edmund C. Short

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This book exhibits a collection of proposals for how school curriculum may be conceived, designed, and realized. These proposals are drawn from writers both past and present who have presented some particular vision of what curriculum could be like for Pre-K--12 schools and have sought to convince others to adopt their proposal for use in some actual school situation. The proposals differ from one another in a variety of ways, including in their purposes, their contents, and their perspectives, and thus pose a wealth of options for consideration by those who are planning to change their school curriculum to something new and more suitable for their particular clientele. Readers will need to weigh the appeal of various proposals presented here against criteria they have for locating an optimum model for their particular situation.

The proposals selected for inclusion in this book address the whole of the curriculum–all levels, all subjects, all age-groups; they deal with entire program change rather than with incidental changes in content, program arrangements, teaching approaches, or other limited alterations. This book is intended to be a useful resource for those responsible for making decisions in a particular school or school district or at a broader policy-making level, about what the entire curriculum should be and should include. It draws attention to the work of many thoughtful persons who have dealt with the issue of what a coherent curriculum might be like and who, in some instances, have set up actual programs based on their ideas.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781475852622
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing
Publication date: 10/11/2019
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 160
File size: 932 KB

About the Author

Edmund C. Short is Professor Emeritus of Education, The Pennsylvania State University, and is currently Graduate Faculty Associate, University of Central Florida. His professional career has focused primarily on curriculum planning, design, theory, and research.

Table of Contents

Preface

INTRODUCTION

The Issue of Curriculum

What This Book Contains

Why These Curriculum Proposals Are Offered for Your

Consideration

What Exactly Are Curriculum Proposals?

PART I: ACADEMIC-FOCUSED CURRICULUM PROPOSALS

1Coherent Proposals with an Academic Focus

Adler (1982): Proposal

Broudy, Smith, Burnett (1964): Proposal 2

Chaucer (2012): Proposal 3

Egan (1997): Proposal 4

Gardner (1999): Proposal 5

King, Brownell (1966): Proposal 6

Phenix (1964): Proposal 7

2Partial Proposals with an Academic Focus Bennett (1987), Eisner (1982), Gardner (2008),

Hirsch (1988), Koerner (1959), Parker, Rubin (1966), Reid (1980)



PART II: DEMOCRATIC-FOCUSED CURRICULUM PROPOSALS

3Coherent Proposals with a Democratic Focus

Beane (1997): Proposal 8

Hopkins (1941): Proposal 9

White (1991): Proposal 10

4Partial Proposals with a Democratic Focus

Banks (2019), Brameld (1945), Educational Policies Commission (1938), Goodlad, Lovitt (1993), Grant (2012), McLaren (2007), Miller (2002), Newmann (1975), Rebell (2018)



PART III: GLOBAL-FOCUSED CURRICULUM PROPOSALS

5Coherent Proposals with a Global Focus45

Goodlad (1974): Proposal 11

O’Sullivan (1999): Proposal 12

6Partial Proposals with a Global Focus

Braus, Wood (1994), Robinson (2015), Santone (2019), Waks (2014)

PART IV: LIVING-FOCUSED CURRICULUM PROPOSALS

7Coherent Proposals with a Living Focus

James (1972): Proposal 13

Prensky (2016): Proposal 14

Stratemeyer, Forkner, McKim, Passow (1947): - Proposal 15

Totten, Manley (1969): Proposal 16

Weinstein, Fantini (1970): Proposal 17

8Partial Proposals with a Living Focus

Battelle for Kids (2019), Bremer (1975), Federal Security Agency (1951), Ontario DOE (1968), Rubin (1969), Rugg (1936)

PART V: PERSON-FOCUSED CURRICULUM PROPOSALS

9Coherent Proposals with a Person Focus

Berman (1968): Proposal 18

Costa, Liebmann (1997): Proposal 19

Doll (1993): Proposal 20

Frymier (1973): Proposal 21

Macdonald, Wolfson, Zaret (1973): Proposal 22

Miller (2007): Proposal 23

10Partial Proposals with a Person Focus

Barrow (1984), Beane, Lipka (1984), Bookewalter (2003), Cole (1972), Davis (1971), Eble (1966), Ergas (2017), Goodson (2014), Jones, Bouffard (2012), Kilpatrick (1931), Kline (1971), (1968), Leonard Parker (1963), Pinar (1975), Postman, Weingartner (1973), Pritzkau (1971), Rogers (1983), Weiss, Moran, Cottle (1975), Zhoa (2018)

PART VI: PROBLEM-FOCUSED CURRICULUM PROPOSALS

11Coherent Proposals with a Problem Focus

Collins (2017): Proposal 24

Faunce, Bossing (1958): Proposal 25

Pearl (1972): Proposal 26

Scriven (1972): Proposal 27

Sizer (1992): Proposal 28

Thelen (1972): Proposal 29

12Partial Proposals with a Problem Focus

Ammons (1969), Bowers (1974), Hopkins (1994), Marsh, Codding (1999), Miel (1969), Miller (2018), Murname, Levy (1996), Perkins (1986), Raup, Axtelle, Benne, Smith (1962), Swartwood (2013), Wasserman (2018)

PART VII: VALUES-FOCUSED CURRICULUM PROPOSALS

13Coherent Proposals with a Values Focus

Noddings (1992): Proposal 30

Phenix (1961): Proposal 31

Purpel (1989): Proposal 32

Vandenberg (1990): Proposal 33

14Partial Proposals with a Values Focus

Boyer (1995), Egan, Cant, Judson (2013), Frazier (1980), Hantzopoulos (2016), Kimball, McClellan (1962),

Miller (2000), Smits, Naqvi (2015), Ulich (1965)

Appendix A: Practical Assistance for Creating a Total Curriculum

Program from a Curriculum Proposal

Choosing a Viable Curriculum Proposal on Which to Base an Actual Curriculum

Grasping the Place of Curriculum within Historical and Contextual Realities

Finding Guidance on the Curriculum Design Process Itself Assuring Coherence in the Curriculum Design and Programmatic Features References

Appendix B: References Giving What Earlier Curriculum

Authorities Said Would Be Needed in Future Curricula

Appendix C: How to Use This Book

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