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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Curriculum Chapter 7, Learner & Teachers Create Shared Authority, distrustful and/or doubtful of each other's role, Visions creates "Democratic Faith" (Mikel pg. 118), "Democratic Faith" (Mikel pg. 118) in democracy as the best way of social life., Learner & Teachers Create "Groups are sovereign over the conduct of their own affairs" (Mikel, p. 122), mandated curriculum could become deflected, I interpret the content of this culture of curriculum to be one of truly empowering students to become active in a democratic process that concerns themselves and their learning. I feel that this culture of curriculum enables students to study real occurrences in our history to educate them for how to behave (and how not to behave) in the future as adults in our society. ???? my interpretations, widely used curriculum may upset the typical educational hierarchy, schools overwhelming workloads for teachers, schools ???? specific guidelines, Learner & Teachers Create Powerful meaning is equal among teacher & learner (Mikel, p. 122), Beliefs & Practices Creating a Democratic Classroom among Planning & Evaluation, students most likely a new learning process, teachers want more modified schedule, The content of this culture of curriculum, Deliberating Democracy, is best summarized as a curriculum that “intends to bridge the gap between classroom and community experience so that students may become ‘skilled citizens’ who practice civics to overcome apathy, ignorance, greed, or abuses of power in society at all levels” (Joseph et al, pps 125-6) ???? by Misty Hunter, Visions that create a democracy ...reliant upon knowledge that is open to alternative sources & ends. (Mikel pg. 117), mandated curriculum could become deflected, Deliberating Democracy Chapter 7 the Critique pgs. 133-134, History Not common in American Schooling., for classroom to become its own democracy ???? administrators and teachers always have authority over students