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Resources for Curriculum Development If curriculum is to reflect the goals of a school and the needs of its students, it makes sense for teachers to develop it them-selves. But how might they do it, and when? And is it better to adopt or adapt materials 'off the shelf' or should students and teachers be creating curriculum together? Five math and science teachers are sitting around a table piled high with books, papers, software packages, and empty coffee cups.
This scene took place at a new Essential school, the Francis W. Yet all other reasons to develop curriculum pale beside the bald reality that every school is different.