Vol. 2 No. 2 (2009): Curriculum: Issues and Innovations

• Statement of Purpose

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• Editorial

  Lynn Butler-Kisber

  9-15

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• Review Board

  8

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Commentaries

• Commentary: Responsibility

  Nel Noddings

  17-23

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• Commentary: The Politics of Curriculum Creativity

  Madeleine Grumet

  25-30

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• Commentary: Creating a Curriculum of Intention and Justice

  Michelle Fine

  31-41

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Articles

• The Pedagogy of the Imagination

  Michael Armstrong

  43-57

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• Children’s Voices, Children as Innovators: A Poetic Representation of Children’s Experiences Learning About HIV/AIDS Through a Child-to-Child Curriculum Approach

  Bosire Monari Mwebi

  59-75

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• Who Put You in Charge? Democracy in a Middle School Classroom

  Matthew McCarney

  77-95

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• The High Wire of Success

  Jordan Quenneville

  97-101

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• The Curriculum of Desire: Four Poems

  Carl Leggo

  103-108

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• Stories in Relationship: Experience, Identity, and Curriculum Making in an Elementary Classroom

  M. Shaun Murphy

  109-121

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• A Reflective Turn: Towards Composing a Curriculum of Lives

  Simmee Chung

  123-138

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• The Situation of Parents in the Curricular Commonplaces: A Place of Equal Rank?

  Debbie Pushor

  139-154

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• The Inquiry-Based Science Pedagogy Debate

  Marguerite Comley

  155-166

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• Listening to Children—Learning From Children

  Cathrine Le Maistre, Diane Sprackett

  167-186

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• We’ll Meet Again: New Classroom Perceptions From Old Material

  Chris Milligan, Wes Cross

  187-205

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• Using Open Source Software to Engage in Real-Life Problem Solving

  Stewart Adam

  207-211

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• Balancing Act: Respecting the Required Curriculum While Honouring the Real Curriculum

  Teri Todd, Jacquie Medina

  213-223

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• The Master Teacher Program: Professional Development for College Teachers

  Susan Kerwin-Boudreau

  225-241

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• Southern Teachers Working in Canada’s North: The Need for a Relevant Curriculum

  Morgan Douglas

  243-254

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• Theatre of Possibility: Performative Inquiry as Heuristic, Holistic, and Integrative Learning

  Dorothy Lichtblau

  255-273

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