Education & Pedagogy
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The author reviews the 1978 report, "Primary Education in England: A Survey by HM Inspectors of Schools." (SJL)
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Special problems face the physical education instructor in dealing with profoundly mentally retarded students. (JD)
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The pressing need to increase the number of reading instruction courses required for teacher certification is discussed. (LH)
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Urges others to take advantage of study abroad in the adult education program offered at Oxford, as one English teacher and her husband did. (RL)
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Presents the implications of changing office technology for the business education classroom. (JOW)
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The author considers some of the complexities in designing special education inservice programs. This article is part of a theme issue on mainstreaming. (SJL)
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A personal essay on age, touch, emotional closeness, and the fear of death in the context of student-teacher interactions and aesthetic education. (SJL)
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Discusses the teaching of business education as a career. Examines the nature of the job, opportunities, preparation, and qualifications. (JOW)
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Traces the changes in vocational education since the Vocational Education Act of 1963, comparing enrollment in programs and distribution by program areas between 1960 and 1979. (JOW)
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Takes the reader step-by-step through the sequence of events required to develop an alternative educational program. (Author/JM)
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Presents the author's views of what should be done about science teaching and curriculum in the British elementary schools. (HM)
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If education can be decentralized and parents and children given more choices in education, then efficient instruction and sound moral atmosphere can be restored to our public schools. (Author)
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Described are some experiments on geotropism that may be done using dandelions. (PB)
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Speaks against theories of mandatory, highly technological, lifelong "super schools," and for voluntary learning and free choice. (CT)
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Describes a chemical engineering course in nuclear fusion reactor systems; includes plasma problems, fuel cycles, materials, blanket problems, reactor control, environmental problems. (MLH)