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The Common Core Curriculum: Reflections on the Current Debate

Margaret I. Reid NFER
Pages 97-102 | Published online: 09 Jul 2006

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Geoff Troman. (1989) Testing Tensions: the politics of educational assessment. British Educational Research Journal 15:3, pages 279-295.
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Margaret Reid. (1982) NFER Evidence to the Select Committee on Education, Science and Arts for its Inquiry into the Secondary School Curriculum and Examinations. Educational Research 24:2, pages 93-98.
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Colin Morgan. (1980) The Common Core Curriculum: The Key Issue for Government. Educational Research 22:3, pages 182-187.
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W. J. Reeves. (2006) Core curricula, science/humanities integration, and the teaching of time. Science Education 64:5, pages 583-589.
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