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The publications archived in this Digital Commons@Georgia Southern collection are produced by the faculty of the Department of Curriculum, Foundations, and Reading.

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Submissions from 2008

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Popular Culture and Schools, John A. Weaver and Leslie Mashburn

Submissions from 2000

The Education Machine and the Perpetual Pedagogy of Surveillance, William M. Reynolds

Submissions from 1998

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Teaching Portfolio Use in the Absence of Institutional Support, Delores D. Liston, Catherine A. Hansman, Stephanie L. Kenney, and Cherry C. Brewton

Curriculum, William M. Reynolds

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Learning and Remembering from Thematic Maps of Familiar Regions, Kent Allan Rittschof and Raymond W. Kulhavy

Submissions from 1997

Curriculum Studies Programs: A Conversation, William M. Reynolds

Foucault and Ideology, John A. Weaver and Aimee Howlee

Submissions from 1994

Truth and Love in American Classrooms: Competing Impulses, Delores D. Liston