Concept-Based Curriculum and Instruction

Author: Erikson
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book brings us new ideas, models, and practices in curriculum and teaching research. It can inspire theoretical researchers with insights into curriculum design and help educators achieve optimal teaching. What is particularly valuable is that it builds a bridge between curriculum design and teaching practice, facilitating close contact and communication between theory and practice. It explores practical methods for mutual understanding and collaboration between theoretical researchers and teaching practitioners. Based on a summary of extensive teaching experience, the book proposes the "concept-based" curriculum design philosophy and implementation guidelines. Through rich and practical curriculum design guides, it guides teachers to move beyond specific teaching content and integrate the curriculum with a comprehensive conceptual system to meet the ever-changing demands of society for education. The book is comprehensive and rich in content, covering the impact and role of different levels of curriculum standards on practice, while also providing strategies and methods to maintain consistency and integration in daily teaching. It encourages teachers to creatively utilize "concept" tools in practice, injecting new ideas and content into the curriculum to achieve the goal of improving teaching performance.