Education & Pedagogy
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Argues that secondary communication courses are a likely and promising forum for peace education. Offers ideas for content development. (PD)
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An emeritus professor of science education presents his perceptions of critical issues in science education. (PB)
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Discussed are admissions and scientific research activity in higher education in the USSR. (RM)
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Discusses the history of the relationship between vocational education and community colleges and the current status of this relationship. (CH)
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Looks at the Texas Education Network (TENET), a computer network that allows students to communicate with students all over the country. Describes projects used in a business education classroom. (JOW)
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An annotated outline provides recent case law in special education since the last update in this series. (MLF)
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A program in technology education that was implemented in June 1990 at the New Hampshire State Prison was effective in reducing recidivism rates. (JOW)
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Two career and technical education students discuss their learning experiences and provide insight into the benefits of vocational education. (JOW)
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Discusses the emergence as well as the problems and prospects of biotechnology education in Turkey. (Author/CCM)
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Discusses the projected shortage in technology-education teachers and suggests how teacher educators can increase enrollments. (JOW)
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Presents perspectives from members of the Environmental Education Advisory Council on why environmental education is a priority. Lists current priorities of the council and council members. (JRH)
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Presents appropriate freshman seminar topics and related activities geared toward meeting 13 objectives of the National Business Education Standards. (SK)
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Offers a checklist to ensure that business/education partnerships are really partnerships and not just an advertising ploy. (Author)
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Recommends 97 items of non-print media for career education. Recommended grade levels range from kindergarten to adult. (PF)