A Canadian Curriculum Theory Project
A Canadian Curriculum Theory Project provides a digital place where educators and graduate students can converse, contribute and showcase ongoing provincial, national, and transnational curriculum theory projects.
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- A Reader Response to Migrant Consciousness by Jennifer Homanchuk
09 December 2009 11:09 PM | No Comments
- Is Our Education System Failing the Test of Life? a Curriculum Artifact Paper by Joanne Sawyer
21 December 2011 11:11 PM | No Comments - A Reader Response to Looking for Home: Work in Progress by Joanne Sawyer
19 December 2011 5:25 PM | No Comments - Inspiring An/Other Bell Ringing in the Empty Sky: A Reader Response by Jennifer L. Fontaine
05 December 2011 4:18 PM | No Comments - The Remembrance Day Ceremony: A Curriculum Artifact Essay by Ingrid Boyd
20 November 2011 10:13 AM | No Comments - The American Association for the Advancement of Curriculum Studies Conference
17 November 2011 10:05 PM | No Comments
- Tobey on Curricular praxis: Representation as ʻbuggeryʼ and legitimation for the public good an essay by Tobey Steeves
- Mary Ann Reilly on Curricular praxis: Representation as ʻbuggeryʼ and legitimation for the public good an essay by Tobey Steeves
- Ofira Roll PhD student UBC on What is Curriculum Theory- A Reader Response by Nagin Alibabaiy
- Tasha Ausamn on Sewing Patches-Sowing Progress: A Social Action Project by Dawn Collins
- Martha on Television Clip Analysis: Boston Public by Marlaina Riggio for EDU 6460 Curriculum Culture and Language
- Holly Romero on Who should the curriculum favor: The individual and/or the collective? A Reader Response by Marlaina Riggio for EDU 5260 Introduction to Curriculum Studies
- HMR on Television Clip Analysis: Boston Public by Marlaina Riggio for EDU 6460 Curriculum Culture and Language
- Franc on Television Clip Analysis: Boston Public by Marlaina Riggio for EDU 6460 Curriculum Culture and Language
- A Reader Response to Migrant Consciousness by Jennifer Homanchuk
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0December 21, 2011Is Our Education System Failing the Test of Life? a Curriculum Artifact Paper by Joanne Sawyer
The humour of The Simpsons, taken at face value, serves as a form of escapism entertainment for viewers. How... -
0December 19, 2011A Reader Response to Looking for Home: Work in Progress by Joanne Sawyer
How did the interpretation of Cynthia Chambers’ “quest” to contextualize her identity slowly transform in my mind from a reading... -
0December 5, 2011Inspiring An/Other Bell Ringing in the Empty Sky: A Reader Response by Jennifer L. Fontaine
In “An/other Bell Ringing in the Empty Sky: Green washing, Curriculum and Eco-justice” Ng-A-Fook engages currere as a complicated conversation,...