curriculum

Ignore this post, as it's already been mentioned by headscratcher4 in Politics, Current Events, and Social Issues.

So I am trying to get an idea on a basic "Curriculum Vitae" and have been looking at various types. I found Richard Dawkins (PDF), Michael Shermer's, Massimo Pigliucci (PDF), but I am having a hard time finding Carl Sagan's (which is rumored to be very long.) Anyone have a good example of what...

After posting this on the skepchick forums, I realized JREF has an Education forum, and I'd probably get a different set of opinions ... There is a very strong bias in our society toward educating children with a structured curriculum, including specific and distinct subject areas, and careful...

http://www.cbc.ca/story/science/national/2005/12/05/alternative-medicine051205.html bolding mine I wonder if they've faced any criticism for teaching this, and how they've managed to get around the "evidence-based thing".

I work for a program that is designed to expose educators - at all levels, in various disciplines- to other peoples and cultures. The expectation of the program is take the overseas experience and bring it back to the educators realm in the form of a curriculum project. In the past couple of...

Take a look at he coursework for a particular chiro school: http://www.nwhealth.edu/edprogr/chiro/acadres.html You'll note that there are in fact a few "legit" courses sprinkled here and there amidst the sea of quackery. A common mantra of chiros is that "we took the same courses real medical...