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Apple, Michael W. – Interchange on Educational Policy, 1980
Correspondence theories imply that there are specific characteristics, behavioral traits, and skills that an economy requires of its workers. These economic needs determine what goes on in all other sectors of society, particularly in the school. The hidden curriculum is then differentiated by economic class and economic potential. (JN)
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Education Work Relationship, Educational Philosophy, Employed Women
Download full textPeterson, Wayne, Ed. – 1985
Three sequences of coursework are detailed in the curriculum development guidelines provided in this document. The 4-year sequence, structured around problem-solving, applications, and the acquisition of theory, is designed for the college-bound student who plans to enter a mathematics-based field of study. The 3-year sequence is designed for…
Descriptors: Algebra, Critical Thinking, Curriculum Development, Curriculum Guides
