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Curriculum Matters 1 : 2005

Contents

Learning to "be" in a new century: reflections on a curriculum in transition    71
Author(s): Rosemary Hipkins

School-based curriculum development: is it coming back into fashion?    187
Author(s): Rachel Bolstad

Looking back, looking forward: three decades of early childhood curriculum development in Aotearoa New Zealand    12
Author(s): Joce Nuttall

New times: the place of literacies and English in the curriculum    29
Author(s): Libby Limbrick and Margaret Aikman

Citizenship education: does it have a place in the curriculum?    49
Author(s): Carol Mutch

Transnumerative thinking: finding and telling stories within data    87
Author(s): Helen L. Chick, Maxine Pfannkuch, and Jane M. Watson

Towards an ethically-oriented curriculum: resisting the growth of instrumentalism    109
Author(s): Jim Neyland

Who cares? Student's values and the mathematics curriculum    130
Author(s): Jude Ocean

Attempting to capture the intangible: spirituality in state education    152
Author(s): Deborah Fraser and Peter Grootenboer

Curriculum integration in the junior secondary school    172
Author(s): Jedd Bartlett

Key competencies in the New Zealand curriculum: development through consultation    210
Author(s): Justine Rutherford

Editorial: Why curriculum matters to me    1
Author(s): Andy Begg