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Effective Curriculum

Valerie Rhomberg, Nadia Saderman Hall

1995

Schooling for a global age

Charlotte C. Anderson, James M. Becker

1979

Tools for teaching

Barbara Gross Davis

1993

Moving and learning

Beverly Nichols

1986

Designing and assessing courses and curricula

Robert M. Diamond

1997

The new political economy of urban education

Pauline Lipman

2011

The ministry and mental health

Hans F. Hofmann

1960

Helping young children learn

Evelyn Goodenough Pitcher

1966

Preventing child sexual abuse

Marie M. Fortune, Kathryn Goering Reid

1989

Curriculum for special needs

W. K. Brennan

1984

The scholastic curriculum at early seventeenth-century Cambridge

William T. Costello

1958

Curriculum

Robert S. Zais

1976

Developmentally appropriate teaching in early childhood

Dominic F. Gullo

1992

The effective dance program in physical education

Clara Furst

1981

Developing a Quality Curriculum

Allan A. Glatthorn

1994

Who killed Shakespeare?

Patrick Brantlinger

2001

The Great school debate

Ronald Gross, Beatrice Gross

1985

Curriculum evaluation in schools

Robert McCormick

1983

I'm only bleeding

Block, Alan A.

1997

Diabetes education and program management

Marion J. Franz

2001

Schools and social justice

R. W. Connell

1993

Bringing knowledge back in

Michael Young, Michael F. D. Young

2004

Assessment in physical education

Peter Hay

2012

Educational renewal

John I. Goodlad

1994

Fundamentals of Business Marketing Education

David Lichtenthal

2004

Instruction

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

1990

Why schools matter

Curtis C. McKnight, Richard T. Houang, Leland S. Cogan et al.

2001

Taking religion seriously across the curriculum

Warren A. Nord

1998

The emotional development of young children

Marilou Hyson

1994

The end of education

William V. Spanos

1993

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