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currere: a standalone construct

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Curriculum theory

curriculum understood as the lived educational experience of the individual, studied through regressive, progressive, analytical and synthetical reflection.

In curriculum theory, currere refers to curriculum understood as the lived educational experience of the individual, studied through regressive, progressive, analytical and synthetical reflection. This meaning comes from Pinar (1976) in Toward a poor curriculum.[1]

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Pinar, W. (1976). Toward a poor curriculum. Kendall/Hunt Pub. Co. Open Library record

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