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There is no one philosophy that will influence all curriculum in the future. No matter whether it is a single philosophy or a combination, what matters most is that a school's approach to curriculum be politically and economically feasible while serving the needs of the students and society (51).
They are realistic in they want to cultivate a rational person. They are idealistic in that they also want citizen who will do the right thing. They are mainstream in that they are concerned with contemporary issues. They are radical in that learning is student-centered. (44-50)
Some fear that higher academic excellence will leave lower-performing students behind. Acknowledging that this can happen, schools try to consider different strategies to promote equality while promoting excellence. (38-43)
Philosophy can serve as a starting point in curriculum development. It can also be the general theory of education that provides the framework for schools. (30)
It gives clarity and direction to the curriculum worker. 29-30)