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Shares insights and successful practices of creating relevance through applied academics, community service, and creative fundraising activities for business education student organizations. (Author)
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Explains how mentoring initiatives can help reduce the impending business teacher shortage and preserve knowledge about effective teaching. Describes steps to successful mentoring, mentoring initiatives, and selected resources. (JOW)
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Provides a review of the sessions at the Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE) Linkoping Conference related to Best Evidence Medical Education (BEME) and future actions. (Author/CCM)
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Offers reasons for offering comprehensive sexuality education in public elementary and secondary schools. Articulates an underlying philosophy of democratic ideals that is a necessary precondition for comprehensive sexuality education. (SK)
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Identifies problems with recidivism as an evaluation measure in correctional education. Addresses recidivism as a moral issue. Describes procedures to improve the effectiveness of recidivism studies. (JOW)
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Recalls the launch of Sputnik in the history of science and mathematics education. Discusses whether anything has changed or any progress in science and mathematics education has been made. (Author/ASK)
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Identifies seven guideposts for tropical rain forest education. Aids teachers in finding structure and creating educational experiences that promote more complete understanding of tropical rain forests. (CCM)
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A drug-and-alcohol-prevention program in which elementary school parents serve as parent-to-parent facilitators is described as a peer-education model of adult education. (SK)
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One way to infuse international content into the business education classroom is to use retired executives who have multinational experience to coach student teams in a capstone course. (SK)
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Provides a rationale for integrating a technology course into a university's general education curriculum based on the belief that, although technology and culture have changed, education about technology has not. (JOW)
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Federal law now requires states to establish achievement goals for special-education students. This article discusses the pros and cons of assessing and setting standards for special-education students. (LMI)
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Continuing education consultant Louis Philips talks about changes in licensure and certification in professions, the increase in mandatory continuing education, and tends in relicensure and recertification. (SK)
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A sound physical education program is sensitive to the individual abilities and interests of students. The National Association for Sport and Physical Education (NASPE) offers a checklist to evaluate physical education programs. (MLF)
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Discusses the background of global education; the development of a philosophy and realistic goals and objectives for global education; the issues that should be components of global education; and assessment of student progress in that field. (SR)
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Traces the growth of earth science education, and in particular geology, in English schools from the early 1800s to date. (SL)