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Understanding Curriculum Development in the Workplace. A Resource for Educators.

The contents of this publication may be reproduced in whole or in part provided the intended use is for non-commercial purposes, ABC CANADA's written permission is obtained, and full acknowledgment is given to the authors and ABC CANADA. ABC CANADA supports the development of an educated, flexible, and fulfilled workforce through fostering lifelong learning. ABC CANADA raises awareness of literacy issues, encourages workplace literacy programs, represents the private sector in public policy relating to basic skills, and supports local literacy organizations across Canada. Editing and design by D. Linzey Printing by Grattonworks The two figures used are adapted, with permission, from "The Learning Spiral" in Educating for a Change (Arnold et al., 1991). Readers are welcome to copy and use the Checklist and Summary pages in this book. Please ensure that the copyright line is present and unobscured on all copies. Author Mary Ellen Belfiore is a teacher, researcher, curriculum writer, and teacher-trainer in adult basic education, ESL, and workplace education. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS To the members of our advisory committee for guidance and good ideas throughout: To Sue Folinsbee for her collegial support, insights, and great humour. To Doug Linzey and Tracy Westell, who know that editing, like curriculum design, is a process that has no definite end. We gratefully acknowledge the financial assistance of the Learning and Employment Preparation Branch of OTAB.