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xi, 206 pages 22 cm Includes bibliographical references Mastery learning and its implications for curriculum development -- Some thoughts on science curriculum development -- SMSG : where we are today -- The art of curriculum making in the arts -- Responsible curriculum development -- The social studies, the educational culture, the state -- Persistend dilemmas in curriculum decision-making -- The non-verbal fields as neglected areas of study -- Challenges to the "common school" : implications for curriculum -- Individual differences and general education -- Alternative approaches to the organization of curriculum and instruction -- Individual differences and curricula -- On teaching ... versus teaching about ... -- "Curriculum" and the culture of the schools
- Author
- Elliot W. Eisner. Contributing authors: Elliot W. Eisner [and others]
- Publisher
- Boston, Little, Brown
- Published
- 1971
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Education
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