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Maxim, Hiram H.; Hoyng, Peter; Lancaster, Marianne; Schaumann, Caroline; Aue, Maximilian – Unterrichtspraxis/Teaching German, 2013
The collegiate foreign language profession has become increasingly aware of the unnecessarily detrimental effects of bifurcated curricula on student learning and departmental governance, yet there have been few instances to date of departments that have been able to achieve unified, articulated programs of study. This article presents one foreign…
Descriptors: College Second Language Programs, Curriculum Development, Departments, German
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Finley, Fred N.; Nam, Younkeyong; Oughton, John – Science Education, 2011
Earth Systems Science (ESS) is emerging rapidly as a discipline and is being used to replace the older earth science education that has been taught as unrelated disciplines--geology, meteorology, astronomy, and oceanography. ESS is complex and is based on the idea that the earth can be understood as a set of interacting natural and social systems.…
Descriptors: Social Systems, Earth Science, Intellectual Disciplines, Concept Teaching
Hodges, Hillary Jean – ProQuest LLC, 2011
Technology in every form has become an important part of everyday life. In business, it is a necessity for success and survival. Many authors (Kotrlik & Redmann, 2009; Ma & Runyon (2004), among others) in the arena of higher education have pointed out the need for truly integrated business and technology programs at the graduate level, but…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Curriculum Development, Curriculum Evaluation, Instructional Design
Noddings, Nel – Educational Studies in Japan: International Yearbook, 2007
The question explored here is this: Is curriculum for the 21st century best organized around the traditional disciplines, or is there a more promising alternative? The answered offered is that our best option is to stretch the disciplines from within, push back the boundaries now separating them, and ask how each of the expanded subjects can be…
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Curriculum Evaluation, Change Strategies, Educational Change
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Samier, Eugenie – Journal of Educational Administration and History, 2006
This paper discusses the contributions history can make to educational administration and how history needs to be conceptualised as a humanities discipline to serve this purpose, including two aspects of the field of particular relevance to educational administration and leadership, biography and comparative studies. The value of history is…
Descriptors: Educational Administration, Comparative Analysis, Humanities, Historical Interpretation
Kenneke, Larry J.; And Others – 1973
Stressing articulation from "cradle to grave" for learners in organized educational programs, this book takes cognizance of the breadth of offerings in modern educational systems, the trend toward articulated career education curricula along the educational ladder and from agency to agency, and the fact that not all curricula can be developed…
Descriptors: Articulation (Education), Career Counseling, Career Education, Career Guidance
Reay, Judith, Ed. – 1979
Proceedings from the International Conference on Integrated Science Foundation Worldwide are provided in abbreviated form. The conference examined developments in integrated science education during the last ten years and discussed possible future trends. Chapters are based upon plenary papers and working groups. Some of the integrated science…
Descriptors: College Science, Curriculum Development, Curriculum Evaluation, Elementary School Science