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Chapter 8: Pedagogy and Curriculum

Supporting material

    Mimesis: The modern past
    Aristotle on mimesis
    St Benedict on the teacher and the taught
    Inside Pakistan’s madrasas
    Learning about bark
    Confucius on becoming a learned person
    A morning at the Dong-feng Kindergarten
    Why should they look behind them?
    Michael Apple on ideology in curriculum
    A Japanese cram school
    Synthesis: More recent times
    Froebel on Play as a Primary Way of Learning for Young Children
    Thayer, on making curriculum relevant
    Lisa Delpit on power and pedagogy
    Bruner’s theory of instruction
    There are moves that you make you haven’t given names to
    Reflexivity: New learning
    Kress on meaning and agency
    Vygotsky on the zone of proximal development
    Reggio Emilia educational principles
    Cazden on pedagogical ‘weaving’
    ‘Learning by Design’ knowledge processes
    Learning by Design in the Lanyon cluster
    Planning strategically ... pooling Our pedagogies
    He didn’t know what he didn’t know
    You need to think about it!
    Coaxing learners to think for themselves

Keywords

    Pedagogy
    Curriculum
    Mimesis
    Synthesis
    Reflexivity

Knowledge processes

    Experiencing the known
    Experiencing the new
    Conceptualising by naming
    Conceptualising with theory
    Analysing functionally
    Analysing critically
    Applying appropriately
    Applying creatively

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