Curriculum Concerns
Newsletter Edition
Vol. 4 No. 1 March 1987
Edited by Murray Cropley
Articles
The Canine Cavorting Contraption Containing Covert Curriculum Considerations or A Dynamic Model for Curriculum Development
Laurie Brady
Putting the Beazley Report into Action: the Unit Curriculum
Colin Marsh
Executive News
Secretarial Snippets - Kit Moller
Curriculum News
ACT Network of ACSA - Jim Cumming
ACSA Meeting in Victoria - Murray Cropley
ACSA Workshop in WA - Colin Marsh
CDC Curriculum and the World of Work Program - Jim Cumming
Accelerative Learning has Taken Off - Lia Bray
Projects
SCOPE - a Victorian Curriculum Survey for Australian Educators - Kate Alder
Evaluation of Syllabuses in South Australia - John Foyster
The Inclusive Curriculum for Secondary School Program - Sue McMillan
Conferences
Curriculum 87 - David Smith
Annual Conference of the Association for the Study of Curriculum
Progress and Achievement: the way ahead
Third ALSA Convention
TAFE National Centre for Research and Development 1987 Workshop Program
Futures in Education: Now or When? - Noel Gough
OECD CERI Pacific Circle Consortium Workshop; Environments of the Pacific - Max Quanchi
Teaching Pacific History - Max Quanchi
Publications
Recent Publications
Bits and Pieces
Extras
Membership Application Form
ACSA Executive Members
Curriculum Perspectives
Newsletter Edition
Vol. 7 No. 1 May 1987
Edited by Colin J Marsh
ARTICLES
Issues in the Construction of an Historical Narrative
Leo Bartlett
Sharing Practice through Consultancy: Individual and Whole School Staff Development in a Primary School
Christopher Day
Curriculum as Anthropology
John McLeod
Contestation and Concensus in Environmental Education
Ian M Robottom
Issues Shaping School Mathematics Curriculum Development in Australia
Robert P Hunting
INSTANCES
Leisure Education: Case Study Findings and Implications for Practice
Keith McRae
The Relationship Between Models and Methods in School Based Curriculum Development
Laurie Brady
Dissemination and Implementation of New Curriculum Guidelines - An Evaluation
Christine Perrott
POINT AND COUNTERPOINT
Inclusive Curriculum
Lyn Yates, Guest Editor
Whose Culture does Education Transmit? Exclusive Curriculum as a Source of Inequality
Colleen Vale and Christine Roughead
Out of Order: Rethinking the Rules of Classroom Talk
Judith Gill and Maureen Dyer
Cultural Differences, Gender Differences: Social Literacy and Inclusive Curriculum
Mary Kalantzis and Bill Cope
Inclusive Curriculum: A Gain or Loss for Girls?
Dahle Suggett
BOOK REVIEWS
Field Methods in the Study of Education
Robin McTaggart
The Art of Educational Evaluation - A Personal View
John Manning
Curriculum - An Analytical Introduction
Robin J. Matthews
Microcomputers and the Curriculum
Anne McDougall
Educational Policy: An International Perspective
The Impotent Image: Reflections of Ideology in the Secondary School Curriculum
John Fien
The Management of Ignorance: A Political Theory of the Curriculum
Tony Koop
The Incompetent Teacher
Elaine P. Atkinson
Curriculum Perspective, Paradigm, and Possibility
Colin Marsh
Curriculum Concerns
Newsletter Edition
Vol. 4 No. 2 September 1987
Edited by Murray Cropley
Articles
Learning, Change and Change Agents
Nayano Taylor
Curriculum Frameworks in Context
Cliff Malcolm and Max Stephens
The Seven Cs - An Itinerant Mongrel?
Greg Clune
ACSA Information
Report by Retiring President, John Henry, to ACSA Meeting, 18 July 1987
Executive Meetings
Minutes of Biennial General Meeting held on Saturday, 18 July 1987
Australian Curriculum Studies Association Balance Sheet as at 30 June 1987
Income and Expenditure Statement For the Period 1 July 1985 to 30 June 1987
From the President - David Smith
New ACSA Executive 1987 - 89
A New Publications Policy for ACSA
Networks
Conferences
Curriculum 87 - Jill Tukian
The Turning Point Conference. Exploring the Holistic Approach to the Curriculum - David Dufty
Publications
Colonial Census Database
Bits and Pieces
Extras
Membership Application Form
ACSA Executive Members
Curriculum Concerns
Newsletter Edition
Vol. 7 No. 2 October 1987
Edited by Colin J Marsh
ARTICLES
Pastoral Care: Not Making the Same Mistakes Twice
Peter Lang and Norm Hyde
Students' Views of their Year 12 Courses
Margaret Batten
Gender-Typed Subjects: Their Influence on Some Secondary Student Occupational Choice Variables
Anne Diamond
Rural Disadvantage: Is it For Real?
Mark Doecke
The Pupil as Observer - Realising a Classroom Asset
John Dunn
On Understanding Curriculum: The Alienation of Curriculum Theory
Ivor Goodson
POINT AND COUNTERPOINT
Curriculum Consultancy: Inservice and Other Issues
Tom Maxwell, Guest Editor
Curriculum Consultancy in Australia: The National Context
David Cohen
The Consultants Role in School Improvement
Ian Macpherson
People Processing: A Starting Point for Educational Consultants
Sue Johnston and Jim Butler
Support for a Centrally Devised Senior Syllabus
Christine Deer and Harry Thompson
Reflecting Upon Six Years as a Consultant
Adele Mazoudier
BOOK REVIEWS
Social Histories of the Secondary Curriculum: Subjects for Study
Noel Gough
Classroom Practice Teacher Images in Action
Perc Marland
Classroom Environment
Christine Deer
Managing Primary Schools
Colin Marsh
Sociology and School Knowledge: Curriculum Theory, Research and Politics
Bob Young
Education and Social Change
Cherry Collins
Education of Gifted and Talented Children
Murray Print
Making Futures for Young People
Tony Smith
Predicted Futures and Curriculum Change
Richard A Slaughter
Teaching Social Studies
K. Kennedy