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Curriculum and instruction

A. Jonathan Eakle

2012

Block Scheduling Handbook

J. Allen Queen

2003

Curriculum planning

Glen Hass

1987

The Prepare Curriculum

Arnold P. Goldstein

1988

What your fourth grader needs to know

E. D. Hirsch

1992

Integrating educational technology into teaching

M. D. Roblyer

1997

History of the school curriculum

Daniel Tanner

1990

Designing instruction for adult learners

Gary J. Dean

1994

Habits of mind across the curriculum

Arthur L. Costa, Bena Kallick

2009

Curriculum and instruction for becoming a teacher

Forrest W. Parkay

2006

Curriculum planning, the dynamics of theory and practice

Dale L Brubaker

1982

Standards-Based K-12 Language Arts Curriculum

William J. Agnew

2000

Transformative curriculum leadership

James George Henderson

2000

Insult to intelligence

Frank Smith

1986

Tools for teaching

Barbara Gross Davis

1993

Envisioning process as content

Arthur L. Costa

1996

Instructional planning

Walter Dick, Robert A. Reiser

1995

Leadership for literacy

Joseph Murphy

2004

Total Learning

Joanne Hendrick, Patricia Weissman

1986

Curriculum adaptations for students with learning and behavior problems

John J. Hoover

1997

Changing school reading programs

P. David Pearson, S. Jay Samuels

1988

Instruction

Susan L. Mintz, Thomas H. Estes, Mary Alice Gunter et al.

1990

Mapping the big picture

Heidi Hayes Jacobs

1997

The emotional development of young children

Marilou Hyson

1994

Curriculum models and early childhood education

Catherine S. Wilson, Stacie G. Goffin

1994

Curriculum planning and development

James A. Beane

1986

Designing effective instruction

Jerrold E. Kemp

1994

The curriculum bridge

Pearl G. Solomon

1998

Curriculum in conflict

Landon E. Beyer

1996

Curriculum Planning and the Primary School

Ken Ridley, Keith Morrison

1988

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