School policy and distribution of knowledge in local curriculum documents
Abstract
Partial results of research carried out by the Research and Study Group are provided. Research investigated planning and knowledge distribution in three local curriculum documents published by an educational network between 2000 and 2008. Methodology comprised bibliographical, documentary and comparative research. The documents are considered an expression of a series of challenges. Will the school, in the context of these documents, manage to overcome its identity as "a place for the teaching of subject-matters" and transform itself into a place for a broader and more comprehensive human environment in which the individual, and not merely the student, fits? The above mentioned documents are a source for answers to these questions. In fact, they bear two types of discourse, or rather, discourses focused on school and discourses centered on the curriculum, which owe their legitimacy to the
acceptance of political assumptions based on school renewal.
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