Education & Pedagogy
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Presents a letter to Governors from the president of the International Reading Association addressing an increased discussion about teacher preparation programs and calls for teacher education reform. (SG)
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Offers a view of Drama Education in Higher Education in Canada. Presents the reply in letter form. Discusses the complexity of the Canadian governmental and educational scene. (SG)
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Describes how a graduate student at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln uses his distance education courses to improve production on his family's farm. (EV)
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Expresses the importance of the experience of the learner in environmental education. Advocates that aesthetic values should be stressed and not simply content. (JR)
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Factors which determine success of diversified cooperative education (DCOE) programs are analyzed. (MS)
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Presentation made in connection with the 50th Anniversary of Boston University School of Education, May 1968.
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Summarizes key concepts for teacher-coordinators found in Review and Synthesis of Research on Cooperative Vocational Education" authored by Dr. Wallace. (GB)
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A breakdown in procedural education is responsible for the present inability to conceptualize change in medical education. (Editor/IR)
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This newsletter contains items on educational reform and development. Articles are in French or English; no translations are provided for the articles in French. (MM)
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This newsletter contains items on educational reform and development. Articles are in English or French; no translations are provided for the articles in French. (MM)
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Trends in the community college, student assistance, vocational education, and statewide planning. (RA)
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To prevent a further separation between dance and physical education, college physical education majors must experience dance in greater depth to create a greater understanding of the skills involved. (AP)
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The fiscal 1971 Office of Education budget stresses innovation but promises little or no new money. Aspects of the budget are presented. (MF)
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Most parents approved sex education courses but contradictions are noted. While most wanted chastity emphasized they also wanted contraceptive education. Implications are presented. (Author)
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With the Open University now in full operation, integrated multimedia teaching may be thought to be coming into it own in the adult education field. (Journal/EB)