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Highly specialized education is no longer relevant to the needs of our diversified society. A return to a broad, general education curriculum is needed. (HS)
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Schools of education must refine factual and theoretical information to the point where it is applicable to specific problems. (NQ)
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Discusses the effectiveness of the community college and its place in the future of American education. (RK)
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Study in India showed that functionally literate farmers produced higher crop yields. (SP)
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Articles cover present thinking regarding movement education'', the significance of motor activity, innovative programs, and classroom games. (SP)
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Outlines the philosophy and procedures of an experiment in student-centered and self-directed education. (Editor)
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Provides a suggested teaching outline in forestry which is designed for elementary teachers. (SB)
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A joint venture of business and economics aimed at preparing managers of supermarkets. (JS)
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An alphabetical list of leaders in outdoor education is presented in this directory. Biographical information is presented for 449 leaders. (PS)
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This bulletin states the physical education objectives of the Montgomery County, Maryland, public schools and lists specific goals for children from kindergarten through the eighth grade in physical education. (JD)
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This critical analysis of vocational education in the Federal Republic of Germany appeared in the Hamburger Lehrerzeitung (September 23, 1973, v51 n15). (Editor)
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Lists the titles of 175 research studies completed in 1972. (SB)
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This article compared career preferences and leadership aspirations of elementary and secondary education majors; two tables of statistical data were included. (BB)
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Reprints may be obtained from Association of Childhood Education International, 3615 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20016. (DS)
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Describes the advantages for the total education of the individual divided into periods spread out over his active life. (Author/RK)