Once upon a time, when I was a graduate student at Boston College, I studied under a professor named Dr. Michael Schiro. He had published a book called Curriculum Theory: Conflicting Visions and Enduring Concerns. In that book, he spells out four “conflicting” theories of curriculum. I won’t detail them here other than to say [...]
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Thanks to Will Richardson for alerting us to an op-ed piece in the Washington Post that’s disturbing to the core (IMHO). Clearly, there are details of the “technology initiative” (odd language, seems more like they just built a new school with cool stuff in it) that we’re not getting. But, I wonder, did, as the [...]
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