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A course that explores the practice, problems, and promises of contemporary education is proposed for high school students. (MF)
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Text of a memorandum prepared in January 1970 for submission to members of the Select Subcommittee on Education of the House Committee on Education and Labor. (RJ)
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A statement intended to help the public understand how industrial arts differs from occupational education and job training. (Editor/GB)
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Describes a teacher education program involving preparation in elementary school science and emphasizing the humanistic approach and student responsibility. (CP)
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A statement by the Policies Commission for Business and Economic Education. (Editor)
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A questionnaire was used to collect data from students and teachers concerning the purpose of vocational agriculture in Brazil. (GB)
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A two-year pilot program was conducted in two high schools in Kentucky presenting an interdisciplinary approach in vocational education. (Author)
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Author describes three one-day schools resulting from the extra effort to provide for the special requirements of handicapped students. (Editor/RY)
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a position paper on current issues in agricultural education presented at a division session of the American Vocational Association 1971 annual meeting. (MU)
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This outline presents for consideration a curricular model for legal education designed to integrate various pedagogic functions in a rationalized pattern. (Author/HS)
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Tells of an elementary school's first encounter with outdoor education and the subsequent development of a nature trial where all subjects are taught. (DR)
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The most helpful parts of the in-service course were the many valuable ideas from experienced general business teachers regarding their experiences in the classroom. (Editor)
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Article deals with emergency and adult education in the area of winning the war against poverty in India. (ML)
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There seems to be emerging a definite dysfunction between higher education and the goals and aspirations of the rest of society. (Author)
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As a result of a consent agreement, Pennsylvania is implementing free public education for all mentally retarded school age children in the state. (MB)