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Curriculum Perspectives 1986

Curriculum Concerns
Newsletter Edition
Vol. 3 No. 1 March 1986
Edited by Murray Cropley


Articles

Beazley Report to Keep WA Teachers Busy in 1986
Colin Marsh

Executive News
Secretarial Snippets - Kit Moller
President's Comment - John Henry
Letter to the Commonwealth Minister for Education and Youth Affairs
The Minister's Response
A Program for ACSA: 1985 - 87 - John A. Henry

Curriculum News
National Policy on the Education of Girls - Susan Holland
NSW Seeks Improved Teacher Efficiency - David Smith
ACSA Meeting in Queensland - Lesley McFarland
Peace Education in Queensland - Louise Comino
ACSA Meeting in South Australia
Inclusive Curriculum in SA
Kirby Traineeships - the WA Experience - Anne Ansell

Projects
Facilitating Democratic Practice
Futures Thinking and Curriculum Work: An Invitation to Action - Noel Gough
Curriculum Cooperation Between Schools and TAFE - Neil Jones and Zofia Krzemionka

Conferences
ACSA Conference 1987
TAFE National Centre For Research and Development Proposed 1986 Workshop Program

Publications
TAFE National Centre for Research and Development
Western Australian Institute of Technology

Bits and Pieces
Extras
ACSA Executive Members


Curriculum Perspectives
Journal Edition
Vol. 6 No. 1 May 1986
Edited by Colin J Marsh


ARTICLES

Examining the Implementation of a Curriculum Innovation: A Centre-Periphery Example
D. S. G. Carter

Curriculum Development: The Process Model Revisited
Keith Scamp

Curriculum Implementation: An Analysis of Australian Research Studies 1973 - 83
Colin J Marsh

Making Curriculum Implementation a Reality
James T. Mitchell and Ronald D. Traill

Educational Change and Peace Studies: A Natural Progression
Tony Smith

SPECIAL FEATURES

Computers and Curriculum
John G. Hedberg

Computer-Related Research, Development and Training in Science Education
James R. Okey

REACTIONS & RESPONSES

Some Problems Concerning Peace Studies
Geoffrey Partington

Reply to Connell et al.
Judith L. Kapferer & Bruce Kapferer

POINT AND COUNTERPOINT

Curriculum for the Post-Compulsory Years - For Whom and For What?
Kerry J. Kennedy, Guest Editor

A National Perspective on Post-Compulsory Curriculum
Ian Welch

Curriculum Authentication by Course Accreditation: A Victorian Case Study
Murray Cropley & Chris Reynolds

Implementing Curriculum Change for Post-Compulsory Education: The Care of the Secondary Education Authority in Western Australia
J. Offer, L.H. Parker, M. Perry & R. Waugh

Equity is More than Participation
Dahle Suggett

Post Compulsory Curriculum Cooperation between Schools and TAFE
Neil Jones & Zofia Krzemionka

Curriculum for Post-Compulsory Schooling: A Report of Two Related but Very Different Policy Formulations
Peter J. Fensham

BOOK REVIEWS

The Preparation for Life Curriculum
John Atkinson

Public Versus Private Schools: Funding and Directions in Australia
James E. Christensen

Democratic Curriculum
John Watt

Giving Teaching Back to Teachers: A Critical Introduction to Curriculum Theory
Noel Gough

REVIEW ESSAY

Towards a Critical Sociology of Teaching - Teachers' Work: A Review Essay
Jane Kenway & Bill Green


Curriculum Concerns
Newsletter Edition
Vol. 3 No. 2 August 1986
Edited by Murray Cropley


Articles

The Standards Debate and the Curriculum Debate
Simon Marginson

The ACIN Connection
Murray Cropley

Enter VCAB and the VCE
Tony Mackay

New Director, Same Directions: the Continuing Re-emergence of the CDC
Brent Corish

Political Education - of What Kind?
Alan Reid

Executive News
Secretarial Snippets - Kit Moller
The ACSA Declaration
Educational Trivia and Other Competitive Pursuits
ACSA Links with the United Kingdom - Colin Marsh

Projects
Curriculum Theory Network - Terri Seddon
School-Based Review and Development - Jim Cumming

Conferences
Curriculum - David Smith
OECD CERI: Project on Handicapped Youth in Transition. Report on Pacific Regional Conference - Patricia Winter

Publications
TAFE National Centre for Research and Development
Other Publications

Bits and Pieces
Extras
Membership Application Form


Curriculum Perspectives
Journal Edition
Vol. 6 No. 2 october 1986
Edited by Colin J Marsh


ARTICLES

On the Curriculum Planning Processes of Teachers
David L. Smith

What Do Curriculum Developers Do?
Miriam Ben Peretz & Pinchas Tamir

Flies and Elephants: The Common Sense of Relevance
Scott Poynting

The Practice of Curriculum Fixing and the Government of Canada's Public Schools
Dianne L. Common

Old Disciplines or New Subjects
M. Degenhardt

How Objective are ROSBA Objectives. A Critique of Objectivism in Curriculum Design
David Kirk & Stephen Smith

INSTANCES

Outsiders Helping Teachers
Murray Seiffert

New Directions in Action Research
Robin McTaggart & Michael Garbutcheon Singh

The Marburg Elementary School Project: The Weal & Woe of an Action Research Program
S. Miedema & E. Heimans

Partington on Peace Studies: A Response from a Reader
Michael Furtado

POINT AND COUNTERPOINT

Futures in Curriculum
Noel Gough

Futures Research and Educational Planning
Patrick Griffin

The Use of Scenario Writing to Develop Possible Science Curricula
Owen Evans

Critical Futures Study - A Dimension of Curriculum Work
Richard Slaughter

'Our School': Towards a Treatment of an Imaginery Video
Gillian Gough & Molly McGuire

BOOK REVIEWS

Blocked at the Entrance: Content, Cases and Commentary on Curriculum Change
Patrick Brady

School-Based Curriculum Development
Colin Marsh

Models and Methods of Teaching
Rob Baker

Doing Research: A Handbook for Teachers
Christine Perrott

Double Depression: Schooling and Family Life in the Eighties
Terri Seddon

Crisis in the Curriculum
Mary Maher

Confronting School and Work
Graham Hermann

Curriculum Workshop: An Introduction to Whole Curriculum Planning
Evan Thomas