
Curriculum--Foundations, Principles, and Issues : Foundations, Principles, and Issues
by Ornstein, Allan C.; Hunkins, Francis P.-
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Summary
Table of Contents
Preface | |
The Field of Curriculum | |
Curriculum Approaches | |
Definition of Curriculum | |
Foundations of Curriculum | |
Domains of Curriculum | |
Theory and Practice | |
The Roles of the Curriculum Worker | |
Foundations of Curriculum | |
Philosophical Foundations of Curriculum | |
Philosophy and Curriculum | |
Major Philosophies | |
Educational Philosophies | |
Historical Foundations of Curriculum | |
The Colonial Period: 1642-1776 | |
The National Period: 1776-1850 | |
Nineteenth-Century European Educators | |
The Rise of Universal Education: 1820-1920 | |
The Transitional Period: 1893-1918 | |
Curriculum as a Field Is Born: 1918-1949 | |
Current Focus | |
Psychological Foundations of Curriculum | |
Behaviorism | |
Cognitive Psychology | |
Phenomenology and Humanistic Psychology | |
Social Foundations of Curriculum | |
Society, Education, and Schooling | |
A Dynamic, Changing Society | |
Processing Social-Educational Priorities | |
National Task Force Reports on Education | |
Planning for Educational Change | |
Curriculum Theory | |
Theoretical Perspectives | |
The Classic Bases of Curriculum Theorizing | |
The Functions of Theory | |
Theory Building | |
DCurriculum Theory | |
Metaphors and Theoretical Camps | |
A Balanced Approach to Theorizing | |
Principles of Curriculum | |
Curriculum Development | |
Technical-Scientific Approach | |
Nontechnical-Nonscientific Approach | |
Components to Consider in Developing a Curriculum | |
Participants in Developing the Curriculum | |
Curriculum Design | |
Components of Design | |
Design Dimension Considerations | |
Representative Curriculum Designs | |
Aims, Goals, and Objectives | |
Aims of Education | |
Goals of Education | |
Objectives of Education. | |
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