Building the high school curriculum

Building the high school curriculum

by Stephen A. Romine

Part of Douglass series in education

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The objective of this volume is to illustrate that the development of the secondary school curriculum requires an understanding of its direction, substance, organization and procedures, along with a firm grasp of its three fundamental bases: the nature of the democratic society in which it functions, the nature of the learner, and the nature of the educative process. The curriculum should promote the total, balanced growth and development of all youth--physical, mental, emotional, and social, while challenging each to measure up to their full capacities. This book provides a comprehensive survey of the secondary school curriculum in all its interrelationships. It is designed for use in college classes, and as a handbook for those school administrators, supervisors, and teachers actively engaged in the process of curriculum building.

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