Revitalization of Basic Business Education at All Instructional Levels. National Business Education Yearbook, No. 20.

Overview & Synopsis

This yearbook, consisting of 15 papers, deals with the revitalization of basic business education at all levels of instruction. The focus of the papers is on revitalizing basic business education in general, revitalizing the subject areas of basic business eudcation, revitalizing business education through instructional strategies, and revitalizing basic business programs at specific instructional levels. Included in the volume are the following papers: "Basic Business Revisited," by Anne Scott Daughtrey and Robert Lee Baker, Jr.; "Current Issues and Implications for the Revitalization of Basic Business," by Les R. Dlabay; "The Impact of Consumer Education on Basic Business," by David Graf; "The Impact of Economic Education on Basic Business," by John E. Clow; "The Importance of Free Enterprise Education," by Gary R. Smith; "The Importance of Education for Small Business Management," by James Calvert Scott; "Business Law: Its Role in Basic Business Education," by Steven Golen; "The Role of General Business Education in Basic Business," by Thomas B. Duff; "Methods and Materials for Revitalizing Basic Business," by Betty J. Brown; "Effective Instructional Patterns for Revitalizing Basic Business," by Frank M. Busch, Jr.; "Basic Business Programs for Students with Special Needs," by Debra K. Kellerman; and "Basic Business Teacher Education Programs," by Charles R. Hopkins. (MN)