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  1. James B Macdonald's contribution to curriculum thinking is enormous. For a 20-year period until his death in 1983, he was a strong influence on the curriculum field, helping to shape its boundaries andformulate its ques-

  2. s6448e5014b1ade45.jimcontent.com › download › versionTeoría Curricular

    Un esquema que nos ayuda a entender el estado actual del currículo lo provee MacDonald usando intereses humanos que Habermas identificó. MacDonald sugiere que hay tres tipos de teoría curricular: 1. Control 2. Hermenéutica 3. Crítica La teoría de control enfatiza la práctica. Provee un marco de referencia

  3. James Macdonald planteó tres teorías curriculares a las que denominó: control, hermenéutica y teoría crítica, las cuales han sido utilizadas en diversos países de Iberoamérica y países europeos, según sus propios y criterios educativos.

  4. www.jstor.org › stable › 45212170Introduction - JSTOR

    During the 1960s Macdonald challenged the supremacy of the structure-of-the-disciplines approach to curriculum development (although he was supportive of Schwab's later work on the practical). In addition, he challenged both socially and psychologically oriented curriculum theory, positing another concept in which these become elements.

  5. 4 de jun. de 2018 · Curriculum Theory Creation and Uses, Value Assumptions and Ideologies in Curriculum. To print the citation, use CTRL-P for PC or ⌘ P for Mac. Distinguishes knowledge-oriented statements, reality-oriented statements, and value-oriented statements in curriculum theory.

  6. curriculum planning process since it remains the foundational and functional paradigm for the profession. The rationale is related to classical economic decision-making theory and carries in it the ethos of our technical and engi-James B. Macdonald, "A Transcendental Developmental Ideology of Education," mn Height-

  7. Macdonald himself understood the issue clearly. He often saw each and every one of his points as having long and valued precedents in the various tributaries of that river. Speaking about the debates over discipline-centered curriculum, for example, he said: There is, indeed, nothing in recent curriculum development which alters in