Larabee describes social efficiency as an educational framework in which the school sees its role as that of preparing the students to become workers. Curriculum responds to society’s needs in a pragmatic manner; hence, it is seen as a public good designed to meet collective needs. Society depends on the school to meet its human [...]
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Social Efficiency versus Democratic Equality
March 18th, 2010 
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October 27th, 2009 admin In Bloom’s Taxonomy, he discusses how intellectual abilities are developed via the use of six thinking categories which are applied in learning. These are listed from the most basic to the most complex, and are not absolute, as other hierarchies have been developed in the field of education. However, Bloom’s is the one easiest to [...]
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