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The National Curriculum represents one of the most important changes in schooling this century. Although this guide to the National Curriculum has been written specifically for parents, it may also be a useful reference for educators and school governors. The author introduces and explains the structure and technology of the new system, and interprets the reforms in terms of their impact in the classroom. The book offers detailed accounts of the "core foundation" subjects - English, maths and science - and of recent developments in such other "foundation" subjects as information technology. Other topics discussed are the new approach to assessment and testing, parents' rights under National Curriculum legislation, the role of governors in relation to the National Curriculum and the controversies surrounding the introduction of new reforms.
This book investigates the structural implementation and classroom impact of the National Curriculum reforms introduced in the late 20th century. Author Bob Moon, an expert in educational policy, provides a comprehensive framework for understanding how these legislative changes alter the daily operations of schools. By analyzing the core subjects and the evolving roles of parents and governors, the text serves as a bridge between complex policy mandates and practical school-level application.
What You Will Find
Experts and educators frequently cite this work as a clear, accessible reference for navigating the complexities of the National Curriculum. Readers often note that the text provides a balanced view of both the technical requirements and the practical challenges faced by schools during the implementation of these reforms.
Page Count:
114
Publication Date:
1991-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199190755
ISBN-13:
9780199190751
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