Tag Archives: curriculum
What do we want?
I spend a lot of time thinking about the purpose of science education. Lots of folks have written at length in academic journals about why students should learn science and how to define scientific literacy. While these arguments are important … Continue reading
Should Technology be a Separate Discipline?
This post is based on some work of Thomas Erekson way back in 1992. I assume that Erekson is working in a context in which scholars and educators are trying to figure out if technology should be a part of … Continue reading
Posted in Research Review, Technology Education
Tagged curriculum, philosophy, technology, Technology Education
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Reform Your Classroom: Dealing with Curricula
This post is a continuation of series I started a long time ago obviously called, Reform Your Classroom. One of the biggest roadblocks many teachers run into is the overstuffed curriculum they are required to teach. Below I describe how … Continue reading
Posted in Curriculum, Reform Your Classroom
Tagged big ideas, concept mapping, course alignment, curriculum, education, reform
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Teaching as Dynamic 