Colin Marsh
Key Concepts for Understanding Curriculum
Colin Marsh
Key Concepts for Understanding Curriculum
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Now fully updated, this revised and enlarged fourth edition provides not only a solid grounding in curriculum matters but also covers the latest trends and issues affecting the field.
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Now fully updated, this revised and enlarged fourth edition provides not only a solid grounding in curriculum matters but also covers the latest trends and issues affecting the field.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- 4th edition
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. März 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 155mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9780415465779
- ISBN-10: 041546577X
- Artikelnr.: 23800151
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- 4th edition
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. März 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 155mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9780415465779
- ISBN-10: 041546577X
- Artikelnr.: 23800151
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Colin J. Marsh is Adjunct Professor at Curtin University, Western Australia. He had been involved in teaching at all levels, from primary school to university, over many years. He has written over 30 books on teaching and learning, including in the areas of curriculum planning, development and evaluation.
Part 1: Introduction 1.What is Curriculum 2. Introducing Key Concepts Part
2: Curriculum Planning and Development 3. Using Curriculum Models as a
'Planning Tool' 4. Curriculum Frameworks 5. Objectives, Learning Outcomes
and Standards 6. Selecting and Organising Teaching and Learning Modes 7.
Assessment, Grading and Reporting 8. Curriculum Implementation Part 3:
Curriculum Management 9. Innovation and Planned Change 10. Leadership and
Management and the School Head / Principal 11. School-Based Curriculum
Development 12. School Evaluations / Reviews 13. Curriculum Reform Part 4:
Teaching Perspectives 14. Learning Environments 15. Teacher Appraisal Part
5: Collaborative Involvement in Curriculum 16. Decision-Makers,
Stakeholders and Influences 17. Teachers as Researchers: Action Research
and Lesson Study 18. Parent - Teacher Participation Part 6: Curriculum
Ideology 19. Curriculum Theorizing 20. Gender, Sexuality and the Curriculum
21. Postmodernism and the Curriculum
2: Curriculum Planning and Development 3. Using Curriculum Models as a
'Planning Tool' 4. Curriculum Frameworks 5. Objectives, Learning Outcomes
and Standards 6. Selecting and Organising Teaching and Learning Modes 7.
Assessment, Grading and Reporting 8. Curriculum Implementation Part 3:
Curriculum Management 9. Innovation and Planned Change 10. Leadership and
Management and the School Head / Principal 11. School-Based Curriculum
Development 12. School Evaluations / Reviews 13. Curriculum Reform Part 4:
Teaching Perspectives 14. Learning Environments 15. Teacher Appraisal Part
5: Collaborative Involvement in Curriculum 16. Decision-Makers,
Stakeholders and Influences 17. Teachers as Researchers: Action Research
and Lesson Study 18. Parent - Teacher Participation Part 6: Curriculum
Ideology 19. Curriculum Theorizing 20. Gender, Sexuality and the Curriculum
21. Postmodernism and the Curriculum
Part 1: Introduction 1.What is Curriculum 2. Introducing Key Concepts Part 2: Curriculum Planning and Development 3. Using Curriculum Models as a 'Planning Tool' 4. Curriculum Frameworks 5. Objectives, Learning Outcomes and Standards 6. Selecting and Organising Teaching and Learning Modes 7. Assessment, Grading and Reporting 8. Curriculum Implementation Part 3: Curriculum Management 9. Innovation and Planned Change 10. Leadership and Management and the School Head / Principal 11. School-Based Curriculum Development 12. School Evaluations / Reviews 13. Curriculum Reform Part 4: Teaching Perspectives 14. Learning Environments 15. Teacher Appraisal Part 5: Collaborative Involvement in Curriculum 16. Decision-Makers, Stakeholders and Influences 17. Teachers as Researchers: Action Research and Lesson Study 18. Parent - Teacher Participation Part 6: Curriculum Ideology 19. Curriculum Theorizing 20. Gender, Sexuality and the Curriculum 21. Postmodernism and the Curriculum
Part 1: Introduction 1.What is Curriculum 2. Introducing Key Concepts Part
2: Curriculum Planning and Development 3. Using Curriculum Models as a
'Planning Tool' 4. Curriculum Frameworks 5. Objectives, Learning Outcomes
and Standards 6. Selecting and Organising Teaching and Learning Modes 7.
Assessment, Grading and Reporting 8. Curriculum Implementation Part 3:
Curriculum Management 9. Innovation and Planned Change 10. Leadership and
Management and the School Head / Principal 11. School-Based Curriculum
Development 12. School Evaluations / Reviews 13. Curriculum Reform Part 4:
Teaching Perspectives 14. Learning Environments 15. Teacher Appraisal Part
5: Collaborative Involvement in Curriculum 16. Decision-Makers,
Stakeholders and Influences 17. Teachers as Researchers: Action Research
and Lesson Study 18. Parent - Teacher Participation Part 6: Curriculum
Ideology 19. Curriculum Theorizing 20. Gender, Sexuality and the Curriculum
21. Postmodernism and the Curriculum
2: Curriculum Planning and Development 3. Using Curriculum Models as a
'Planning Tool' 4. Curriculum Frameworks 5. Objectives, Learning Outcomes
and Standards 6. Selecting and Organising Teaching and Learning Modes 7.
Assessment, Grading and Reporting 8. Curriculum Implementation Part 3:
Curriculum Management 9. Innovation and Planned Change 10. Leadership and
Management and the School Head / Principal 11. School-Based Curriculum
Development 12. School Evaluations / Reviews 13. Curriculum Reform Part 4:
Teaching Perspectives 14. Learning Environments 15. Teacher Appraisal Part
5: Collaborative Involvement in Curriculum 16. Decision-Makers,
Stakeholders and Influences 17. Teachers as Researchers: Action Research
and Lesson Study 18. Parent - Teacher Participation Part 6: Curriculum
Ideology 19. Curriculum Theorizing 20. Gender, Sexuality and the Curriculum
21. Postmodernism and the Curriculum
Part 1: Introduction 1.What is Curriculum 2. Introducing Key Concepts Part 2: Curriculum Planning and Development 3. Using Curriculum Models as a 'Planning Tool' 4. Curriculum Frameworks 5. Objectives, Learning Outcomes and Standards 6. Selecting and Organising Teaching and Learning Modes 7. Assessment, Grading and Reporting 8. Curriculum Implementation Part 3: Curriculum Management 9. Innovation and Planned Change 10. Leadership and Management and the School Head / Principal 11. School-Based Curriculum Development 12. School Evaluations / Reviews 13. Curriculum Reform Part 4: Teaching Perspectives 14. Learning Environments 15. Teacher Appraisal Part 5: Collaborative Involvement in Curriculum 16. Decision-Makers, Stakeholders and Influences 17. Teachers as Researchers: Action Research and Lesson Study 18. Parent - Teacher Participation Part 6: Curriculum Ideology 19. Curriculum Theorizing 20. Gender, Sexuality and the Curriculum 21. Postmodernism and the Curriculum