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Book Synopsis
In this collection of writing and reflection, readers are invited to reclaim the connection between curriculum studies and the work of educators in schools and society. The book focuses on curriculum theory's power to assist practitioners in creating positive change.

Table of Contents

  • Contents (Tentative)

  • PART I: Introduction and Context
  • 1. Introduction
    Kelly P. Vaughan and Isabel Nuñez
  • 2. Understanding the Field
    Kelly P. Vaughan and Isabel Nuñez
  • PART II: The Curriculum of William Schubert
  • 3. The Recurring Roles of the Guest Speakers: Bill Schubert's Influence on My Work in Curriculum
    Isabel Nuñez
  • 4. Questions of Worth as a Guide for Curriculum Development
    Nozomi Inukai
  • 5. Essential Questions Asked of Curriculum: Enduring Understandings of Bill Schubert's Influence on my Roles
    Elizabeth Álvarez
  • PART III: The Curriculum of William Watkins
  • 6. How Shall We Live Together? William H. Watkins Theorizing the Past, Willing the Future with William H. Watkins
    M. Francyne Huckaby
  • 7. Centering Justice: What Watkins Taught Me About Teaching, Learning, and Building a More Just World
    Asif Wilson
  • 8. Educating Tomorrow's Architects and Builders: Lessons from William H. Watkins
    Kelly P. Vaughan and Guadalupe Ramirez
  • PART IV: The Curriculum of Maxine Greene
  • 9. Counter-Imagining: Wide-Awakeness, Problem-Posing Education, Counter-Storying, and Critical Asset-Based Community Mapping
    Arlo Kempf
  • 10. Encounters, Landscapes, and Possibility
    Kathleen Tieri Ton
  • 11. Maxine Greene's Invitation to Never Know Who You Are (Yet)
    Avi Desai Lessing
  • Part V: The Curriculum of William Pinar
  • 12. In Search of My/Our Selves: Tracing a Past, Present, and Future of Currere
    Nichole Guillory
  • 13. William Pinar's Currere Process: Supporting Purposeful Pedagogy and Meaningful Educational Outcomes
    Leslie Palmer
  • 14. In Search of Generative Experience
    Clyde Gaw
  • Part VI: The Curriculum of Gloria Ladson-Billings
  • 15. Lens Repair by Dr. Ladson-Billings: Teacher Educator and Optometrist
    Michael Thomas and Aisha El-Amin
  • 16. Knowing Oneself and Others: Gloria Ladson-Billings and the Continued Relevance of Critical Race Theory in Education
    Asilia Franklin-Phipps
  • Chapter 17: Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings's Mission to Move Theory into Practice
    Kawanya Benjamin
  • PART VII: The Curriculum of Janet Miller
  • 18. The Flows of Transnationalism, Shifting Identities, and Relationships In-the-Making
    Seungho Moon
  • 19. Teaching Through the Physical and Ideological Imposition of a Cordon Sanitaire: A Conversational Memory with Janet Miller
    Joyce Maxwell
  • 20. Script for Curricular Chit-Chat from a Mothered Road: Exploring Janet Miller's Influence on Practice
    Maya Pindyck
  • PART VIII: The Curriculum of Carter G. Woodson
  • 21. Me and Carter G. Woodson: A Personal Journey
    Anthony L. Brown
  • 22. Mission and Vision in Curriculum Studies: Activating and Leveraging Woodsonian Philopraxis
    Lasana Kazembe
  • 23. Using the Essays of Carter G. Woodson to Work With my Students to Right Their Mis-education
    Mary E. Negley
  • PART IX: Concluding Thoughts
  • 24. Conclusion
    Isabel Nuñez and Kelly P. Vaughan
  • Afterword, Isabel Nuñez and Kelly P. Vaughan
  • Endnotes
  • Index
  • About the Authors

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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
      Publication Date: 10/27/2023 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780807769065, 978-0807769065
      ISBN10: 0807769061
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      In this collection of writing and reflection, readers are invited to reclaim the connection between curriculum studies and the work of educators in schools and society. The book focuses on curriculum theory's power to assist practitioners in creating positive change.

      Table of Contents

      • Contents (Tentative)

      • PART I: Introduction and Context
      • 1. Introduction
        Kelly P. Vaughan and Isabel Nuñez
      • 2. Understanding the Field
        Kelly P. Vaughan and Isabel Nuñez
      • PART II: The Curriculum of William Schubert
      • 3. The Recurring Roles of the Guest Speakers: Bill Schubert's Influence on My Work in Curriculum
        Isabel Nuñez
      • 4. Questions of Worth as a Guide for Curriculum Development
        Nozomi Inukai
      • 5. Essential Questions Asked of Curriculum: Enduring Understandings of Bill Schubert's Influence on my Roles
        Elizabeth Álvarez
      • PART III: The Curriculum of William Watkins
      • 6. How Shall We Live Together? William H. Watkins Theorizing the Past, Willing the Future with William H. Watkins
        M. Francyne Huckaby
      • 7. Centering Justice: What Watkins Taught Me About Teaching, Learning, and Building a More Just World
        Asif Wilson
      • 8. Educating Tomorrow's Architects and Builders: Lessons from William H. Watkins
        Kelly P. Vaughan and Guadalupe Ramirez
      • PART IV: The Curriculum of Maxine Greene
      • 9. Counter-Imagining: Wide-Awakeness, Problem-Posing Education, Counter-Storying, and Critical Asset-Based Community Mapping
        Arlo Kempf
      • 10. Encounters, Landscapes, and Possibility
        Kathleen Tieri Ton
      • 11. Maxine Greene's Invitation to Never Know Who You Are (Yet)
        Avi Desai Lessing
      • Part V: The Curriculum of William Pinar
      • 12. In Search of My/Our Selves: Tracing a Past, Present, and Future of Currere
        Nichole Guillory
      • 13. William Pinar's Currere Process: Supporting Purposeful Pedagogy and Meaningful Educational Outcomes
        Leslie Palmer
      • 14. In Search of Generative Experience
        Clyde Gaw
      • Part VI: The Curriculum of Gloria Ladson-Billings
      • 15. Lens Repair by Dr. Ladson-Billings: Teacher Educator and Optometrist
        Michael Thomas and Aisha El-Amin
      • 16. Knowing Oneself and Others: Gloria Ladson-Billings and the Continued Relevance of Critical Race Theory in Education
        Asilia Franklin-Phipps
      • Chapter 17: Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings's Mission to Move Theory into Practice
        Kawanya Benjamin
      • PART VII: The Curriculum of Janet Miller
      • 18. The Flows of Transnationalism, Shifting Identities, and Relationships In-the-Making
        Seungho Moon
      • 19. Teaching Through the Physical and Ideological Imposition of a Cordon Sanitaire: A Conversational Memory with Janet Miller
        Joyce Maxwell
      • 20. Script for Curricular Chit-Chat from a Mothered Road: Exploring Janet Miller's Influence on Practice
        Maya Pindyck
      • PART VIII: The Curriculum of Carter G. Woodson
      • 21. Me and Carter G. Woodson: A Personal Journey
        Anthony L. Brown
      • 22. Mission and Vision in Curriculum Studies: Activating and Leveraging Woodsonian Philopraxis
        Lasana Kazembe
      • 23. Using the Essays of Carter G. Woodson to Work With my Students to Right Their Mis-education
        Mary E. Negley
      • PART IX: Concluding Thoughts
      • 24. Conclusion
        Isabel Nuñez and Kelly P. Vaughan
      • Afterword, Isabel Nuñez and Kelly P. Vaughan
      • Endnotes
      • Index
      • About the Authors

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