alleryWho coined the phrase 'hidden curriculum' in 1968?
AJohn Dewey
BPaulo Freire
CHenry Giroux
DPhilip Jackson
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Philip Jackson
1. The phrase appeared in Life in Classrooms (1968).
2. It was coined by Philip W. Jackson, who treated education as a socialisation process.
3. Dewey explored the idea earlier without using the term, and Freire and Giroux wrote on it later.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Hidden curriculum" (rev 1373153154), section "History of research"_
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