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Statistics Curriculum and Development: New Ways of Working
Curriculum is often developed without due consideration of what curriculum means or how it is developed. In part one of this paper I explore some meanings of curriculum and development and critique the present curriculum development model. In part two an alternative model is presented and its inter-related activities considered. In the third part other influences on development are discussed, and in part four some implications for curriculum in the future are listed.