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"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" "All I Want to Do is Eat Popcorn and Watch the Movie!" The Function and Use of Pop Culture in the Undergraduate Classroom: Abstract
Jennifer May
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" "Curriculum Development as Situated Praxis: Ted Aoki's Philosophy of Human Participation" Abstract
Stephen Shepard Triche
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" (Un)Veiling Girls' "Sporty Bodies" as Curriculum: Feminist Postcolonial Conversations Abstract
Laura Azzarito
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" A Journey to Unlearn and Learn in Multicultural Education Abstract
Hongyu Wang, Sylvia Muse, Sylvia Muse, Miriam A Ward, Miriam A Ward, Shanedra Nowell, Shanedra Nowell, Vicki Sanders, Vicki Sanders, Lauren Skvarla, Lauren Skvarla
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" A Path in the Making Abstract
Christopher DeLuca, Julia Brook, Michelle Searle, Susan Catlin, Christine Doe, Alyson Huntly
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" American immigrant girls' perceptions about female body image in Disney: A critical analysis of young Korean girls Abstract
lena lee
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Argentinity, the mobilization of the recent past and the responsible citizen Abstract
Daniel Sergio Friedrich
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Asian immigrant mothers' perceptions of social capital for their children Abstract
Kyung Eun Jahng
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Autochthony in Psychoanalysis, Southern Literature, and Curriculum Theory Abstract
Brian Casemore
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Background characteristics and reading achievement: a comparative study of Turkish and American students Abstract
Haci Bayram Yilmaz
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Baseball as a Curriculum: A Complicated Conversation Between a Coach and a Player Abstract
brian lee donohew, francis broadway
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Be attentive, be intelligent, be reasonable, be responsible, be in love, and if necessary, change: traveling through the curriculum landscape with Bernard Loneregan Abstract
Timothy Leonard
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Be(com)ing Whole: A collective exploration of isolation, possibility, and experience Abstract
Sarah Kate MacKenzie, Mary Wolf
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Because they must dance: Supporting teachers' democratic curriculum leadership in an institutionalized environment Abstract
Laurel Kristine Chehayl
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Blogging as a liberatory practice: Pre-service teachers and the possibilities for HIV/AIDS education in the age of participatory cultures Abstract
John Pascarella
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Carnival of the Uncanny (Valley) Abstract
Peter m Appelbaum
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" City Kids as Teacher Educators: Really Learning from Our Students Abstract
Brian D. Schultz
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Complicating Preservice Teacher Beliefs about the "Goodness" of Children Abstract
Sheri Leafgren, Richard A. Ambrose
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Confronting Privilege in New England Through A Pedagogy of the Blues Abstract
Shirley Wade McLoughlin
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Consumerism in the Classroom: An Investigation into the Effect of Advertising on Student Trust and Comprehension Abstract
Mark Mussman
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Corporate Curriculum in Japan and Progressive Education Abstract
Kaori Takano
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Could Low-Track Students' Performance be Improved? Suggestions for Teachers in Low-Track Class Abstract
Kai-Ju Yang
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Cultivating a "Necessary Worldliness": Rethinking U.S. Teacher Education through Fiction and Non-Fiction Immigrant Narratives Abstract
E. Sybil Durand
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Cultural Mis/connections: Crossing complicated spaces as first generation college students Abstract
Carrie Freie, Kirstin Bratt
 
"Complications, Connections, and Crossings: Curriculum in Motion" Currere: Race and Curriculum Abstract
Lawrence D. Weigle
 
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