The Need for Revision

The Need for Revision

Author: David P. Owen, Jr.

Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media

Published: 2012-01-01

Total Pages: 185

ISBN-13: 9460916600

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Can we have more teacher/intellectuals in our classrooms? This book demonstrates that we can. But many things have to change before intellectual standards appear again in public schools. David Owen attempts to show, but not in outline form, how we can revise our schools. Can we escape the rut in which public education finds itself, dominated by the inane (tests), the stifling (reduction of school to job training), and the insane (transformation of a life-affirming odyssey of the mind to clichés, information gathering, and slogans)? We can reclaim the beauty of an education if we join David and re-vise our classrooms. Education is uncertain, risky, wonderously adventurous—yet schooling has become stale. No—tediously dreadful. There is a need to revise. Reject standardized tests! Repeal pay for performance! Eject No Child Left Behind before no child has a thoughtful mind left. It is time to revise, and David’s book explains why. Are we still interested in the mind, soul, and substance of the individual? Does it matter who we are and become, or just what we do? If these questions still matter, dwell carefully with David’s ideas and transform yourself, your students, school, community, state, nation, and world. It is time to revise them all. John A. Weaver, Georgia Southern University


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Eighteenth Annual Report of the Board of Education of School District No. One, Arapahoe County, Colorado, August 1, 1892. Revised Courses of Study and General Regulations of Denver High School, District No. 2, Denver, Colorado, 1894/1895. Manual Training High School, Denver : Courses of Study, Requirements of Admision, General and Special Information, 1896. Denver High School, District Number One : Courses of Study, Requirements for Admission, General and Special Information, Members of the Alumni, 1898. North Side Public Schools, District No. Seventeen, Denver, Colorado : Twenty-fourth Annual Report of the Board of Directors for the School Year Ending June 30, 1900. Denver Manual Training High School, School District No. One, Arapahoe County, Colorado : Courses of Study, Requirements for Admission, General and Special Information, 1902. Salary Schedules Adopted by the Board of Education, November 10, 1920, and February 9, 1921 (Denver Public School Monographs ; No. 5). The Denver Program of Curriculum Revision, 1927

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Total Pages: 580

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Curriculum Principles and Practices

Curriculum Principles and Practices

Author: Levi Thomas Hopkins

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Published: 1929

Total Pages: 646

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This book is designed for use by school administrators, college classes, curriculum committees at all levels, and to define the minimum fundamentals of school curricula. The content is the result of six years of investigation, involving school superintendents, curriculum directors, curriculum committees, boards of education, teachers, prospective teachers, and professors of curriculum courses for prospective teachers, and thus represents the combined experience of thousands of individuals. The resulting document presents a definitely organized plan of procedure for curriculum instruction and construction.