The evolution of the concept of "Curricular Flexibility", its lines and issues arising during the decade (2010-2019)
The aim is to show how the concept of "Curricular Flexibility" has been understood in schools and how it has varied over the decade 2010-2019. The aim was to discuss different opinions on curricular flexibility and show some less explored perspectives. Despite being a recent concept due to international synchronization in terms of student results and success rates, it is already a rising topic for authors discussing educational issues.
The research tool used to carry out the study was the internet through the B-on and Google Scholar search engines. This was a qualitative approach, whose methodology was identified as a systematic theoretical analysis.
In fact, we found that there have been no substantial changes in terms of the meaning associated with the term "flexibility"; however, we did find that there are different approaches and, with this, new questions arise.
The evolution of the concept of "Curricular Flexibility", its lines and issues arising during the decade (2010-2019)
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.5584332429105
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Palavras-chave: School, Change, Curriculum flexibility, Success
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Keywords: School, Change, Curriculum flexibility, Success
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Abstract:
The aim is to show how the concept of "Curricular Flexibility" has been understood in schools and how it has varied over the decade 2010-2019. The aim was to discuss different opinions on curricular flexibility and show some less explored perspectives. Despite being a recent concept due to international synchronization in terms of student results and success rates, it is already a rising topic for authors discussing educational issues.
The research tool used to carry out the study was the internet through the B-on and Google Scholar search engines. This was a qualitative approach, whose methodology was identified as a systematic theoretical analysis.
In fact, we found that there have been no substantial changes in terms of the meaning associated with the term "flexibility"; however, we did find that there are different approaches and, with this, new questions arise.
- Gonçalo Pedro Azevedo da Silva
- Fátima Paixão