Education & Pedagogy
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Issues involved in training bilingual-bicultural special educators are examined and the importance of an interdisciplinary approach is emphasized. (CL)
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Central issues of the International Labour Organisation meeting were financing workers' education in Africa, identification and development of special training programs, and the role of trade unions in labor education. (SK)
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Discusses teaching problems in business education and the differences in the perception of these problems by business education teachers and administrators. (JOW)
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Discusses a study of the characteristics of cooperative education advisory councils found in two- and four-year colleges in the United States and of their activities and perceived benefits. (JOW)
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Describes an inservice teacher education model used to aid teachers who work with mainstreamed special needs students. Also presented is an evaluation of the model. (LRA)
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The cultural exchange program between preservice physical education teachers of Springfield College and Aruba is described as highly successful. (LH)
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Forty-three references concerning research on field trips are cited and annotated. References are grouped into four categories: college, secondary, elementary, and other. (MK)
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Farms have great potential as environmental education tools; farms provide broad and varied educational resources which facilitate teaching children the interrelationships between man and the land. (SB)
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Community education has the capacity to teach the basics to thousands of adults and to present these skills in a palatable manner. (Author/JM)
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The author suggests four types of skills required by the headteacher in the special school and discusses these skills as they relate to inservice teacher education programs. (SBH)
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Reviews the state of professional continuing education programs for librarians in the teaching of library skills to users and discusses the status of teacher training within formal library education. (FM)
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Most new businesses fail from a lack of management skills; many never start because self-employment is not offered to young people as a career option. Vocational education must help remedy both situations. (JOW)
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The financing, structure, staffing, enrollments, and curricula of European vocational education systems display similarities to American occupational education programs which can form the basis for cooperative educational reforms. (SK)
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Schools of education should be responsible for preparing educational personnel to teach in diverse educational environments. (CMJ)
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Discusses philosophical and theoretical aims of preretirement education and outlines steps in a comprehensive approach to curriculum development and course design for this form of recurrent education. (SK)