Education & Pedagogy
Reference documents in Education & Pedagogy.
Documents in Education & Pedagogy
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Suggests that sex education in schools should be limited to the biological facts of the reproductive cycle. (BB)
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The organization of an inservice education program for teaching the metric system and how it might be taught in the classroom is described. (JT)
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The education officer for the Irish Congress of Trade Unions writes about the trade union approach to labor education and the provision of comprehensive educational programs for workers. (MF)
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A model for the evaluation of patient education programs is proposed. (MM)
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Steps in planning and promoting a model office in the business education department are described. (MF)
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The paper explains the career education concept and considers its application to gifted and talented students. (CL)
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Reports on the components of a journalism course devoted specifically to news writing and reporting about public education issues. (RL)
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Science-related secondary school topics are briefly described. Articles include oceanology, proficiency testing, in-school museums and career education in the health sciences. (CP)
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Explains the objectives and the offerings of two honors courses in engineering physics and physics and education at Loughborough University of Technology. (GA)
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Describes the Environmental Education Network Project sponsored by the Environment and Consumer Protection Service of the Commission of European Communities. (HM)
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Reports on administrative strategies designed to implement community-based education in the evolution to a learning society. (Author/BB)
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The author gives a tongue-in-cheek account of the results of the next five years' research on competency-based teacher education. (IRT)
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The education of the children of service personnel gives rise to special problems, e.g., transiency. This article describes the work of Britain's Service Children's Education Authority (SCEA).
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A Nebraska study examining the self-perceived continuing education needs of leisure service professionals and techniques for meeting them are presented. (JMF)
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Whether moral education is included in school curriculums or not, the problem of hidden values education will still exist. (MM)