The word citizen plays many roles within society and through class discussion, it was found that many people have their own understanding of citizenship. How I understand citizenship is that it is a role within a community and how you choose to act within the community. What I mean by this is that there are […]

To be a good student in our worlds common sense is to be one who sits quietly during class/instruction, students behave and are not “rowdy”, as well as being part of school activities. A good student will have good grades and test scores (test scores being most important in our common sense). A good student […]

The topic I chose for this blog post/curriculum critique is affect theory. Affect theory is the theory that seeks to organize affects into categories and to describe their manifestations; which this means that in education, the affect theory is the effect different practices have on students, and the categories we have come up with. The […]

The Tyler Rationale is still greatly part of our curriculum today in many ways. As such most of us have experienced some of the ways it was adopted/adapted into our curriculum. One way I experienced the Tyler Rationale during school was the focus on finals/exams as Ralph Tyler believed the final product to be the […]