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  1. Aug 14, 2013 · The history of Canadian curriculum development has been largely a battle among ideological camps for control over, or for greater space within, the curriculum. The direction and scope of curriculum change at any given time is often a fair reflection of which of the competing interests within mainstream educational circles has captured the educational agenda.

  2. Jul 15, 2013 · However, the concept of schooling became more widespread among social leaders during the early 19th century. In these years, politicians, churchmen and educators debated questions of educational financing, control and participation, and by the 1840s the structure of the modern school systems can clearly be discerned in an emerging official ...

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  3. by a theorist of curriculum development. Herrick (1950) treated the topic of design as a central feature of curriculum theory. He observed: "Curriculum design is a statement of the pattern of relationships which exist among the elements of curriculum as they are used to make one consistent set of decisions about the nature of the curriculum ...

  4. Apr 4, 2020 · Thomas Popkewitz, a prolific and influential producer of curriculum history over several decades, writes, “I use curriculum and pedagogy interchangeably in the text to recognise the relation of what is to be known and the modes of knowing that knowledge” (Popkewitz 2011, p. 3n), and elsewhere he describes pedagogy and curriculum (without drawing hard boundaries between them) as “the ...

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  5. Sep 1, 2019 · The article analyzes the origin and conceptualization of the curriculum, as well as contemporary trends and its approach in new social agents.

  6. Mar 1, 2019 · erefore curriculum studies/curriculum history as an academic eld has to be sus- pected of being to a large degree an o shoot of a particular U .S. way of understanding the 0004294658.INDD 523 2/25 ...

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  8. The curriculum paradigm explains why so many reforms imposed on the schools predictively are destined for failure simply because they set the fundamental factors in conflict with each other.The march of democracy in global affairs will require a resurgence of the progressive vision for the curriculum of the democratic classroom and school in which students are engaged openly with each other ...

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