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Arguments for coeducation in Indian higher education are offered, including the unnatural and uneconomic nature of segregation, the success of coeducation in other countries, and the need to eliminate sex stereotyping. (LBH)
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Describes a model of staff development for use with teachers. The program develops congruency by demonstrating to teachers that they need clear and attainable goals and that these goals must be personally consistent and rewarding. (Author)
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Comments on the Inner London Education Authority Center for Language in Primary Education. Discusses its development, its facilities, the attitudes of both teachers learning and the staff at C LPE, and the variety of newsletters it produces. (Editor/RK)
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Findings of this study indicate that in health education classes more time is spent teaching about the cardiovascular system than about the disease and risk factors. (MM)
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An argument is made for the preeminence of general educational principles as the purpose of instruction in introductory social science courses. Application of this argument to a particular example--economics--is made. (MJB)
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Helping to sponsor a local business education club should be looked on as a challenge by a business teacher, according to the author. She names several business and office occupation education clubs and notes a number of activities that the teacher might conduct within the class. (MF)
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Teacher education is in a stage of upheaval, if not chaos, and shows no signs of immediate stabilization. Outlines three root causes of teacher education dilemma and some opinions on what is in store for the future of teacher education. (Author/RK)
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The adult world expects more of its youth than cognitive proficiency, and merely to use pious rhetoric to advocate return to basics does not solve the existing educational problems. (DS)
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Concern for the future of aerospace education and technology prompted this study of manpower needs conducted by NASA and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. Conclusions of the study are reported in the article. (MA)
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The author discusses research on the Australian Science Education Project in its first year of availability, 1974, and the social origins of student teachers in Victoria, Australia. (RK)
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Poland is the backdrop for this discussion of the contemporary theoretical concepts of aesthetic education. Art is seen as the essential element of communicating cultural values, and creating a region of common feelings and experiences. (Author/RK)
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The conception, objectives, contents, and limitations of a degree program in the mathematical sciences at Pennsylvania State University, Capitol Campus, are discussed. Career goals that may be pursued include: managerial, science, education, actuarial, and computer. (MP)
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Examines attitudes and practices concerning equal opportunities for women in education and work, and briefly compares the attitudes of readers of the British "Sunday Times" with the attitudes of Americans as expressed in the 1978 Gallup Poll. (IRT)
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Cooperative education in agriculture calls for two-way cooperation between the school and the employer in coordinating programs for their mutual benefit and for the students' benefit. The article notes a number of specific benefits to the cooperating employer. (MF)
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With leadership provided by the educational community, a coalition of business, labor, industry, and government can work with the general public and interested students in integrating career education opportunities into the regular school curriculum. (MJB)