What is curriculum? What is worth knowing?
Framework for learning
Knowledge "Commodity" (Ritchhart. p48. 2014)
Understanding "Knowing one's way around" (Ritchhart. p47. 2014)
Foundation
Transformation
Application
Real World
Skills
Parents
Schools
Community
Culture
Journey
Flow
Adaptation
Storage
Classrooms
Home
Church
Traditions
Social groups
Activties
Self
Independence
Growth
Procedures
Framework for Teaching
Language
Symbols
Words
Expectations
Time
Construction of moments
Sequence of events
Modeling
Opportunities
Routines
Interactions
Environment
Goals
Outcomes
Beliefs
Decision
Demonstrate
Mentor
Task
Projects
Moments
Reflections
Meanings
Listening
Questioning
Relationships
Subject Content
Arts
Science
Math
Reading
Writing
Social Sciences
Student-to-student
Teacher-to-teacher
Teacher-to-student
Collaborations
Space
Learning Environments
Virtual
Physical
Patterns of behavior
Scaffolding
Guides for direction
Theories
Standardarization
Regulations
Administration
Ethics
Purpose
Vision
Technology
Theorists
"Education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world"
~Nelson Mandela
"Education is not the learning of facts but the training of the mind to think"
~ Albert Einstein
A Challenge
Brings out the best in people
What do you want the children you teach to be like as adults?" (Ritchhart p16. 2014)
8 Cultural Forces