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Journal of Curriculum Studies

Volume:- 28 Issue:- 1

Publication Date : 11th January 1996

    Title: The public and the text
    Authors: T. Englund.

      

    Pages 1-36.

    Title: Discourses, discursive meanings and socialization in chemistry education
    Authors: L. stman.   Pages 37-56.

    Title: Education as a science within a scientific-rational discourse Authors: Carl Anders Safstrom.   Pages 57-72.

    Title: Education, media and democracy: on communication and the nature of the public in the light of John Dewey, Walter Lippmann and the discussion of modernity
    Authors: C. Ljunggren.   Pages 73-90.

    Title: Learning community, commitment and school reform
    Authors: R.S. Prawat.   Pages 91-110.

    Title: Acknowledgement
    Authors: Ian Westbury.   Pages 111-114.

Volume:- 28 Issue:- 2

Publication Date : 27th March 1996

     Title: Laboratory work as scientific method: three decades of confusion and distortion
    Authors: Derek Hodson.   Pages 115-136.

    Title: The 'nature of science' as a curriculum component.
    Authors: E.W. Jenkins.   Pages 137-150.

    Title: Cognition, Co-Emergence, Curriculum
    Authors: A. Brent Davis, Dennis J. Sumara, Thomas E. Kieren.
    Pages 151-170.

    Title: If not now, when? radical theory and systemic curriculum reform Authors: B. Deever.   Pages 171-190.

    Title: Faking a dissertation: Ellesworth Collings, William H. Kilpatrick, and the 'Project Curriculum'
    Authors: M. Knoll.   Pages 191-220.

    Title: Book reviews for August 1995
    Authors: Ian Westbury.   Pages 221-238.

    Title: Announcement - Mailserv
    Authors: I. Westbury.   Pages 239-240.

Volume:- 28 Issue:- 3

Publication Date : 26th April 1996

     Title: The making of Casablanca and the making of curriculum
    Authors: M. Holt.   Pages 241-252.

    Title: Feminist dilemmas: an Australian case studyof a whole-school policy approach to gender reform
    Authors: J. Blackmore, J. Kenway, S. Willis, L. Rennie.
    Pages 253-280.

    Title: An inquiry model for literacy across the curriculum
    Authors: B. C. Bruce, J. Davidson Wasser.    Pages 281-300.

    Title: Stories about power, The power of stories.
    Authors: A. Kainan.   Pages 301-314.

    Title: The teacher as learner: Interpretations from a case study of teacher change.
    Authors: C. Briscoe.   Pages 315-330.

    Title: Mapping the discourses of physical education: articualting a female tradition.
    Authors: J. Wright.   Pages 331-352.

    Title: Book reviews
    Authors: I. Westbury.   Pages 353-368.

Volume:- 28 Issue:- 4

Publication Date : 10th June 1996

     Title: 'Neither new nor alien to progressive thinking':interpreting the
    convergence of radical education and the new vocationalism in australia
    Authors: Eileen Sedunary.   Pages 369-396.

    Title: Emancipatory pedagogy: A postcritical response to 'standard' school knowledge
    Authors: E. Swartz.   Pages 397-418.

    Title: Political change, social integration, and curriculum: a South African case study
    Authors: C. Lubisi, K. Harley, J. Gultig.    Pages 419-436.

    Title: The face of wonder
    Authors: P. H. Hove.   Pages 437-462.

    Title: Toward a curriculum theory for the new century: essay review of Patrick Slattery, curriculum development in the postmodern era
    Authors: W. G. Wraga.   Pages 463-474.

    Title: Book reviews - Feb 96.
    Authors: I. Westbury.   Pages 475-494.

Volume:- 28 Issue:- 5

Publication Date : 31st July 1996

     Title: Practices, beliefs, and cultures of high school mathematics departments: understanding their influence on student advancement
    Authors: R. Gutierrez.   Pages 495-530.

    Title: They still use some of their past: Historical salience in elementary children's chronological thinking.
    Authors: L.S. Levstik, K.C. Barton.   Pages 531-576.

    Title: The role of adolescent perceptions in personal and social education: a review of the literature.
    Authors: M. Gallagher, R. Millar, R. Ellis.    Pages 577-596.

    Title: Science with values, and values for science education.
    Authors: Klaus G. Witz.   Pages 597-612.

    Title: A midrash demanding the fifth son
    Authors: D. Beck.   Pages 613-626.

Volume:- 28 Issue:- 6

Publication Date : 30th September 1996

     Title: Critical pedagogy and media education: a theory in search of a practice.
    Authors: David Buckingham.   Pages 627-650.

    Title: Physics teaching, professional development and a socially critical ideology
    Authors: Roger T. Cross, Helen Ormiston-Smith.    Pages 651-667.

    Title: How teachers construe curriculum integration: the science, technology, society (STS) movement as Bildung.
    Authors: K. -Henning Hansen, John Olson.    Pages 669-681.

    Title: Developing curriculum in Singapore: teacher-academic partnerships Authors: Kok-Aun Toh, Kueh-Chin Yap, Stuart V. Springham, Sing Pee, Paul Chua.   Pages 683-697.

    Title: School-based workshops for teacher participation in curriculum development.
    Authors: Asher Shkedi.   Pages 699-711.

    Title: A post-modern endeavour: from history as representation of 'the past' to historical thinking.
    Authors: B. Norman.   Pages 713-723.

    Title: Post modern? perhaps. but historical? a reply to Norman.
    Authors:Marcy Singer Gabella.   Pages 725-729.

    Title: Book reviews.
    Authors: Ian Westbury.   Pages 731-745.

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