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The development of an interdisciplinary course in environmental and ecological education, and the construction of guidelines for a core experience in environmental occupational education were the major objectives of more than 60 educators attending the Ecological Technician Education Workshop. (JO)
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Proposes a psychosocial model of the teacher-education program as mediator between the expectations and needs of prospective teachers, and evaluates a sample program by the model's criteria. (JM)
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Four texts are reviewed: a compilation of essays on Canadian education; a collection of primary and secondary materials on Western education; a biography of Simon Bolivar as an educator; and, a collection of essays by Samuel Hartlib and John Dury from 17th century England. (DB)
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The purpose of career education is to prepare the young to accept the reality of having to discover constructive pathways to adulthood, to help them successfully negotiate those pathways, and to assist them in finding personal relevance in the life options available to them. (Author)
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Describes the Lieksa Project, an attempt to assist talented young people living in rural areas and employed full-time to obtain the lower secondary school certificate via correspondence courses. Also describes a program of secondary education for adults, and a new comprehensive secondary education program. (AN)
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The author reviews A Foundation For Art Education" by Manuel Barkan, one of the first texts to analyze contemporary teaching methods in relation to the history of Art Education. (Author/AS)
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Teachers, administrators, college faculties and a state department of education join together in a unique and forward thinking movement to improve early childhood education programs with special focus on teacher education. (Editor)
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Study conducted by Florida Department of Education to determine the attitudes of teachers and administrators toward nutrition education in Florida. Defines problems and parameters of nutrition education, as perceived by Florida educators. (LK)
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Alternatives to current practices and policies in education in developing countries are presented to optimize investment in schooling; conventional educational systems have been disappointingly inefficient in the production of literate and skilled young people. (Author/JB)
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Some significant differences between the English primary school and the U.S. elementary school are pointed out. A discussion of organizational changes that would facilitate the introduction of informal education in America. (Author)
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Austin Independent School District (AISD) Career and Technical Education (CTE) graduating seniors in 2013 appeared to enroll in postsecondary institutions and join the workforce at rates similar to those of other graduates.
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This report summarizes evaluation information for AISD's federally-funded Title I, Part C Migrant Education program for school year 2001-2002.
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Offering courses online is a big trend in today's teacher education. This new trend requires students' self development, achievement, and growth. This paper discusses courses that can be offered online and their criteria, and the quality of science courses and the standards they need to meet. (Contains 10 references.) (YDS)
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New England Program in Teacher Education (NEPTE) has developed a complete listing of teacher education programs in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. Following this complete listing, a descriptive listing of some programs with innovative aspects is presented according to state. (MJM)
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This bibliography on continuing education is taken primarily from a more extensive bibliography. Entries consist almost entirely of non-annotated listings of books, periodicals, series publications, and Federal laws. (KM)