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Körber, Andreas – Journal of Curriculum Studies, 2016
International cooperation in history teaching and related teacher education requires clarification of terminology as well as of underlying concepts and theoretical foundations, since these levels are fundamentally intertwining. If these levels are addressed, both comparison and translation do not only make cooperation possible, but promise…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Translation, History Instruction, International Cooperation
Burke, Kevin J.; Segall, Avner – Journal of Curriculum Studies, 2011
Much of the discussion regarding religion and schooling in the US has been limited to ideological clashes surrounding the role of the courts and, ostensibly, the much litigated issue of prayer in schools. This comes at the expense of an examination of deeper curricular issues rooted in language and school mechanisms borne of historical…
Descriptors: Christianity, School Prayer, Public Education, Religion
Craig, Cheryl – Journal of Curriculum Studies, 2003
This narrative inquiry portrays the human experience of change by way of a situated account of a reform event. Three conceptualizations ground storied the analysis: the metaphor of the "professional knowledge landscape" of schools; the "narrative authority" of teacher knowledge; and the notion that teachers have knowledge communities with whom…
Descriptors: Teacher Characteristics, Figurative Language, Educational Change, Personal Narratives
He, Ming Fang – Journal of Curriculum Studies, 2002
In a series of three papers, I examine the identity development of three Chinese women teachers as they moved back and forth between Eastern and Western cultures and languages amid the rapidly changing events of the last four decades. This life-based narrative inquiry, situated between non-fiction, fiction, and academic discourses opens up…
Descriptors: Doctoral Degrees, North Americans, Intellectual Development, Females