Good schools are "transparent," meaning their operations -- everything from rules to curriculum to assessment -- are open for inspection and discussion.
And although I think it important not to let disciplines rule the curriculum, it is quixotic simply to call for the abolition of departments.
"What if Harvard Business School gave itself a gender makeover, changing its curriculum, rules and social rituals to foster female success?" "The country's premier business training ground was trying to solve a seemingly intractable problem.
In other words, the prospective teacher adheres to the pre-established classroom rules, procedures, and curriculum, and follows the lead of the cooperating teacher.
His studies were interrupted in 1807 when he participated in a student protest against the strict rules and rigorous curriculum at the institution, but after a year-long break, he returned and completed his bachelor's degree in 1810.
"Rules for the new curriculum emerged from intense debate and were accepted because academic leaders found consensus.
That means that although the company gets public funding, it will have wide latitude to set curriculum and rules, free of state-mandated red tape and union interference.
On the other hand, various weaknesses have been revealed, such as children's constant mobility from one CC to the other, as well as their withdrawal from CCs. Allen and Vacca (2011) argued that child's constant mobility results in possible delinquent behaviour that might be exhibited, as a result of the child's environmental changes (friends, school, rules, routine, education and curriculum).
Assessors with a strong commitment to education might serve on committees that set the examination rules or develop the curriculum, finding themselves in a position where they can influence what is assessed and how assessment is conducted.
Some of the "unwritten rules" of this hidden curriculum may be similar to those expressed by applicants in this study: "figure out what they want to hear", "sell yourself--make them want you", "exaggerate but don't get caught", "do whatever you have to do to get in".
