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Householder, Daniel L.

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Development of Criteria and Procedures for Assessing the Effectiveness of the Change to Technology Teacher Education Programs.

Year: 1990 • Source: eric.ed.gov • Listed PDF

A study developed and validated measures that can be used to assess the effectiveness of the change from an industrial arts teacher education program to technology teacher education. A modified three-phase Delphi design ...
Reaction to Reform: Research Implications for Industrial Teacher Education.

Year: 1990 • Source: eric.ed.gov • External Catalog

Discusses the effects of the teacher educational reform proposals on industrial teacher education. Indicates that additional information is needed before wholesale program modifications can be implemented. (JOW)...
Industrial Teacher Education in Transition. A Publication of the Papers Presented at the Mississippi Valley Industrial Teacher Education Conference (75th, St. Louis, Missouri, November 10-11, 1988).

Year: 1988 • Source: eric.ed.gov • Listed PDF

This publication celebrates the "diamond jubilee of the Mississippi Valley Industrial Teacher Education Conference (MVITEC) and is only the second to be based upon conference presentations in the organization's 75-year h...
Major Responsibilities of Future Industrial Teacher Education Department Leaders.

Year: 1987 • Source: eric.ed.gov • External Catalog

Summarizes expert forecasts on the probable responsibilities of industrial teacher education department leaders in 1990, as presented in a survey of 25 experts. Responsibilities will include resource management, recruitm...
Research Needs in Teacher Education.

Year: 1985 • Source: eric.ed.gov • External Catalog

Examines teacher education research needs: how to identify and recruit prospective vocational teachers, students' perceptions of vocational teacher education, identifying effective strategies for helping special students...