About The Curriculum Studies Collaborative Journal
The Curriculum Studies Collaborative Journal (CSCJ) is an outgrowth of the Curriculum Studies Summer Collaborative. The CSCJ encourages dialogue and cooperative theorizing by promoting interdisciplinary scholarship that responds creatively to the theoretical and social moment in which we are situated. We embrace ideas that provoke, instigate and challenge orthodoxies inside and outside of the field.
The CSCJ is a peer-reviewed journal that seeks to disseminate scholarship in the field of Curriculum Studies.
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Current Volume: Volume 2 (2024)
Articles
Editor's Notes
Daniel Chapman
(Re)creating self/(Re)creating space: A Multimodal Co/autoethnographic Analysis of Teacher Identity in Relation to Space During Remote Learning
Emily Bascelli and Tricia Kress
Technological Neutrality in The Neoliberal Ethos
Gustavo DeLao
Shadowing Students and Schools in the Time of COVID: One Teacher Education Program's Solution
Janel Janiczek Smith and Taylor Norman
Decolonizing Classrooms in Remote Learning: Rehumanizing Ourselves and Our Students During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Nadia Khan-Roopnarine
Cultural Fluency: Learning to Reach After Being Taught to Teach
Caroline Whitcomb and Carlos Marshall