Reflections on People, Policy, and Practices in Curriculum History
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Deborah L. Morowski;
Deborah L. Morowski
Augusta University
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Lynn M. Burlbaw
Lynn M. Burlbaw
Texas A&M University
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2024
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Chapter 17: Contested Curriculum and Pedagogy: California During the Rafferty Era
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Mark Groen
Mark Groen
California State University–San Bernardino
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California State University–San Bernardino
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Mark Groen, 2024. "Contested Curriculum and Pedagogy: California During the Rafferty Era", Reflections on People, Policy, and Practices in Curriculum History, Deborah L. Morowski, Lynn M. Burlbaw
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Max Rafferty served as California’s Superintendent of Public Instruction from 1963 to 1971, through some of the most contentious and transformative years in California education. Rafferty sought to transform the educational system and vowed to kill Progressive Education in California. His efforts altered both curriculum and pedagogy in California schools.
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