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This chapter focuses on the importance of approaching economic education pedagogy as a whole-family learning process, especially in high immigrant and culturally diverse neighborhoods.
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Medical dial access libraries (DALs) are an innovative information service for health professionals. This report is an evaluation of the general value, effectiveness, and efficiency of the dial access services. (Author/PG)
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By converting local technical colleges to community-oreinted colleges, making the Open University more work-related, and encouraging interdisciplinary trends between degrees, the difficulties in access between education and work will be lessened. (Author/PG)
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The community schools movement can help to provide equality of opportunity for all persons concerned if educational planning and goal setting include all of the people responsible for education -- parents, administrators, citizens, teachers, and students (PACTS). (Author/DN)
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Special skills are required for foster parenting adequate to the needs of today's foster children. This paper describes how one agency planned and implemented the first components of a comprehensive, long-range program of foster parent education. (SDH)
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Statistics on federal aid to special education programs in Wisconsin are presented which detail the amount of aid provided and the number of program proposals submitted under sections of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act and the Education of the Handicapped Act. (GW)
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Federal bilingual education legislation is discussed briefly, and a definition of bilingual education is given. The following topics are then discussed: (1) four types of bilingual programs - transitional, monoliterate, partial and full bilingualism; and (2) compensatory, enrichment and group maintenance programs. (KM)
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The directories of key personnel in business and distributive leadership positions have been compiled by the National Business Education Association and includes the names and addresses of personnel at the local, State, regional, and national levels. (MW)
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Thirteen experienced special education teachers participated in a graduate course which included adoptions of four instructional modules focusing on major sources of divergence between training program requirements and field practices. (GW)
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Integration of a psychiatric liaison nursing service into a traditional psychiatric consultation service presents a unique opportunity for students and house officers to learn the tasks facing a nurse on a general hospital ward. (Author)
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The self-instructional materials package designed for all occupational teachers, regardless of specialization field, is available on a free-loan basis from Illinois Curriculum Management Center, 1035 Outer Park Drive, Springfield, Illinois. (EA)
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A case study was undertaken to evaluate the career guidance program at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University to determine the basic effectiveness and outcomes from a natural resource career education program. (Author)
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The tradition of the university as a center for professional education needs to be effectively linked with a commitment to liberal learning. Examples to accomplish that linkage in law, medicine, and engineering illustrate a few of the advantages of the liberalizing of the professions. (JH)
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An outreach program for Dartmouth Medical School has been developed which utilizes rural communities in the education and training of medical students and residents in primary care. (Editor)
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Two areas in which the question of equality rises in education are considered: the claim that everyone has an equal right to education, and the argument of equality between the different participants in the educational process itself. (Author/KM)