Titlebook: Intercultural Studies of Curriculum; Theory, Policy and P Carmel Roofe,Christopher Bezzina Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Introduction,of the book Intercultural Studies of Curriculum Theory Policy and Practice. It also provides the reader with an understanding of how the book was conceptualized and the layout of each section and chapter.

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Conclusion: The Emerging Curriculum Agenda,f the global village, and are often recorded in political agendas and policies that influence schooling within a society. This chapter provides a critical dialogue that extends the main perspectives put forward by authors of the various chapters in this text. Ideas are discussed regarding an emergin

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Social Justice and the Teacher Preparation Curriculum: A Cross-Cultural Analysis curriculum is an important cornerstone in determining the quality of educational outcomes. The curriculum is the what and how of preparing students to function effectively in the democratic process and to respond in socially just or responsible ways. The extent to which students are able to do this

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High School Teachers’ Perceptions Regarding Inquiry-Based Science Curriculum in the United States, Ghers in implementing such a curriculum in three different countries—the Georgia, Israel, and the United States—as a means of identifying instructional barriers to implementation that may be hampering widespread adoption. Science is a discipline in which curriculum designers draw topics from a simila

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The Curriculum in Praxis: How Purpose of School is Actualized in Vietnam, Mexico, and the USAbeliefs about life purpose, and those beliefs are nowhere better reflected than in the way a country passes civilization from one generation to the next through its education system. A country’s curriculum reflects how society thinks about what knowledge is of most worth, and its implementation indi

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Representation of World War II in Vietnam, China, and the USA: Political Ideologies in Secondary Hisnarratives of World War II. The study employed a combined qualitative method of ideological discourse analysis and narrative discourse analysis and gathered data from three textbook samples of the three countries. Findings illustrated that each country’s textbook sample was densely embedded with pol