| Description |
xxv, 156 pages ; 25 cm |
| Contents |
What's public about curriculum? / Alan Reid, Pat Thomson -- Section 1. New public contexts A new public curriculum, or, reworking the languages of curriculum for new publics / Noel Gough, Annette Gough -- Curriculum, public education and the national imaginary : re-schooling Australia? / Bill Green -- A public curriculum / Mary Kalantzis, Bill Cope, Andrew Harvey -- So young and enterprising : the knowledge economy in Australian schools / Simon Robb, Jane kenway, Elizabeth Bullen -- Public education for global human security : networks and flows, spaces and places / Terri Seddon -- Section 2. New public pedagogies Engaging lifeworlds : public curriculum and community building / Robert Hattam, Nigel Howard -- Towards a just indigenous education : a continuing challenge for state schooling / Von Sanderson, Pat Thomson -- New secularism : reorienting the private order of digital technologies / Kathryn Moyle -- Teaching after the market : from commodity to cosmopolitanism / Allan Luke |
| Summary |
In this book a number of leading Australian educators conduct a conversation about the publicness of curriculum from a range of perspectives exploring the ways in which it can produce more public interest outcomes |
| Analysis |
Curriculum |
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Government schools |
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Educational philosophy |
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Public interest |
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Education policy |
| Notes |
"A project of the Australian Currciulum Studies Association"--title page |
| Bibliography |
Bibliography |
| Subject |
Public schools -- Curricula -- Australia.
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Education -- Aims and objectives -- Australia.
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Education -- Australia.
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| Author |
Reid, Alan (Alan D.)
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Thomson, Pat, 1948-
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Australian Curriculum Studies Association.
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| ISBN |
187668254X : |
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