Journal of Curriculum Studies
Référence :
Vol. 37, n° 5, septembre 2005
Thème :
Articles variés
OP-ED, Phillip Towndrow
Curriculum coherence: an examination of US mathematics and science content standards from an international perspective, William Schmidt, Hsing Chi Wang, Curtis McKnight
Teaching Shabanu: the challenges of using world literature in the US social studies classroom, Margaret Smith Crocco
The first cut is the deepest: reflections on the state of animal dissection in biology education, Rian De Villiers, Martin Monk
Dissection reconsidered: a reaction to de Villiers and Monk’s ‘The first cut is the deepest’, Barbara Hug
The construction of a mathematical habitus: implications of ability grouping in the middle years, Robyn Zevenbergen
The costs of accountability, David Flinders
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