This paper is to explain the Constructivism approach to curriculum design, in particular, in the field of the Humanities and Social Science curriculum. The author tries to analyze the curriculum platform, educational deliberation, and methods of curriculum and educational aims as the curriculum platform; interaction among educational aims, learning method and teaching methods as educational deliberation; two examples of curriculum projects to illustrate methods of curriculum design. Finally, the author makes some critical observations on curricular ideology regarding Constuctivism, i.e. the preference to individual construction rather than the consensus from the scholar community, the preference to direct experience rather than indirect experience, preference to take ideology of the curriculum designers as granted rather than to criticize it. |