This article attempts to interrupt the heteronormative discourses surrounding curriculum. It argues that by interrupting our sometimes "corrupt" and "bankrupt" visions of what curriculum is, it might be possible to loosen ...

This article reflects on the views of various intellectuals from different societies on the subject of curriculum, and suggests that the time has come for new thinking on curriculum throughout the world

In this article, the author describes how he arrived at appropriating the word "kumbla" from Caribbean and literary discourse to use as a metaphor for a mutating contested space--nurturing but potentially imprisoning--like ...

Timely and systemic evaluations of educational innovations continue to be two challenges faced by education reforms in Trinidad and Tobago (TandT). This paper is, therefore, an attempt to counter this pattern by placing ...

For some time the relationships that permeate play and learning have been known, especially when systematized in the spaces of toy libraries and in the organization of school contents in the curriculum that support and ...

The eCAL curriculum initiative-one-to-one computing-was introduced into the secondary school system in Trinidad and Tobago in 2010 in an attempt to improve student performance through the infusion of technology into the ...