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The curriculum mapping planner

Heidi Hayes Jacobs

2009

Great tours!

Barbara Abramoff Levy

2001

The curriculum studies reader

David J. Flinders, Stephen J. Thornton

2012

Curriculum improvement

Ronald C. Doll

1964

Concept-based curriculum and instruction

H. Lynn Erickson

1998

The outcomes primer

Ruth E. Stiehl

2008

Renewing the social studies curriculum

Walter Parker

1991

Instruction for All Students

Paula Rutherford

1997

Coping with the new curriculum

Peter Joong

2000

Teaching to change the world

Jeannie Oakes

1999

When students choose content

Jeff Passe

1996

Teaching social studies

Emily Schell, Douglas B. Fisher

2007

Understanding curriculum

Patrick Slattery, William Pinar, William F. Pinar et al.

1995

Curriculum and instruction

A. Jonathan Eakle

2012

Class Lesson Planner

Michael McHugh

2007

Creating effective learning environments

Karyn Wellhousen, Ingrid Crowther

2004 ★ 3.8

Teaching physical education in the primary school

Lawry Price, Ian Pickup

2007

Habits of Mind Across the Curriculum

Arthur L Costa

2009

The data coach's guide to improving learning for all students

Nancy Love

2007

Block Scheduling Handbook

J. Allen Queen

2003

Curriculum planning

Glen Hass

1987

100 top picks for homeschool curriculum

Cathy Duffy

2005

Information for graduate students in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign campus)

1954

Empowering children

Dale Shipley

1993

Curriculum integration

James A. Beane

1997

Exploring math with books kids love

Kathryn Kaczmarski

1998

Early childhood curriculum

Rae Ann Hirsh

2003

Creating the curriculum

Dominic Wyse

2012

Secondary curriculum for a changing world

Frank L. Steeves

1978

Key concepts for understanding curriculum

Colin J. Marsh

1992

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