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CONTENTS
CURRICULUM FOR THE 21st CENTURY
SPRING 2007

A national debate

Taking bearings

Cheryl O'Connor

Will this century be any better?

Bruce Wilson

Curriculum, capabilities and nation building

Alan Reid

It's about unification of knowledge

Gabrielle Matters

Give them ALL a chance

Peter Cole

Does curriculum matter?

Ben Levin

A timely idea

Andrew Blair

Unofficial memorandum

dale spender

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New understandings

Remember the shipwreck coast

Jillian Dellit

English 'next'?

Terry Hayes

New lens: New vision

Catherine Beavis

Lost in the crowd

Nick Ewbank

Doing the hard yards!

Will Morony

Transcending borders

Maureen Welch

Education 2.0

John Martino

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New practices

The seven 'Rs' of a quality curriculum

Ron Ritchhart

Balancing life to text and text to life

Elliot Washor & Charles Mojkowski

An effective curriculum model

Dee Clements

Curriculum accountability in the early years

Elspeth Harley

Accelerated literacy: academic inclusion in the 21st century

Bronwyn Parkin

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Editorial

Who will choose?

Editorial by Susan Mann


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