Women in Nontraditional Career and Technical Education

The purpose of this research is to outline several of the issues that serve as barriers to women participating in nontraditional career and technical education in an effort to prompt solution based strategies on the part of career and technical instructors, adult education practitioners, and administrators.

Training teachers for further and technical education 1950-1982: staff perceptions of changing demands and policies

This paper aims to create a picture of aspects of the working lives of some trainers of technical and further education teachers in a specialist teacher training college in Bolton, Lancashire, from the 1950s to the 1980's. There is little reference to technical teacher training in the literature on teacher training in the second half of the twentieth century. With this gap in mind, this paper sets out to record some memories and impressions of staff involved during these years. Using data from a series of semi-structured interviews, the discussion centres upon their perceptions of their work: of their students, the working environment, the curriculum and their relationships with the technical colleges for whom they were training teachers. The paper has three sections. It begins with a brief discussion of the issues arising from the choice of research methods. The second section contextualises the study and traces the history of Bolton Technical Teachers' Training College from its establishment through to its merger with the Institute of Technology in 1982. This is followed by the presentation and discussion of the interview data.

Minutes of evidence taken before a commission appointed December 2nd, 1895 ... to inquire as to Secondary (including Industrial and Technical) Education in the Isle of Man, to which is added evidence in the form of a report,

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Teachers's manual for light machine operation; lathe work. University of the State of New York, State Education Department, Bureau of Industrial and Technical Education ...

"Prepared in cooperation with the United States Office of Education."--p. [2] of cover.

Industrial education. Trade and technical education.

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Research, developmental and exemplary activities in vocational and technical education.

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Successful partnership in vocational, adult, and technical education : FY 1983 /

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Two steps forward, one step back: developing the curriculum for training teachers for technical and further education England 1945-1956

This paper discusses the development of provision for the training of teachers in English further and technical education from 1945 to 1956. While these years saw little growth in this provision, they were formative in that the institutional and curricular patterns of teacher training for the diverse fields of technical and further education were developed at this time. The work of the three national centres in Bolton, London and Huddersfield, during the period of the Emergency Training Scheme (ETS) is summarised with particular reference to the influence of the Ministry of Education‟s conditions for ETS colleges and courses. With the ending of the ETS in 1951 the three centres were given permanent status as teacher training colleges which in turn brought them into association with their local universities as constituent colleges of their Area Training Organisations. The consequences of this transfer to the universities for the curriculum and assessment of technical teacher training and the 'policy dichotomy' of teacher training for secondary and technical education are examined.

Career and vocational development of bilingual students /

Supported by the National Institute of Education, U.S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, under contract no. NIE-C-400-76-0122.

Development of task performance statements for a new office and business education learnings system (NOBELS)

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An annotated bibliography for consumer and homemaking education /

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Technical Education Program Series

Title Varies: Area Vocational Education Program Series

La danza como una herramienta de inclusión psicosocial para niños en condición de desplazamiento forzado por causas político-militares del municipio de Soacha Cundinamarca

La violencia en Colombia en el transcurso de los tiempos ha venido causando un deterioro no solamente político y económico sino también social. En la actualidad cuenta con miles de familias desplazadas, las cuales al no poder solventar sus necesidades básicas viven en condiciones inadecuadas para el desarrollo de cualquier ser humano. Es por esto que resulta importante además de prestar ayudas económicas o psicológicas a cada uno de los individuos de una familia desplazada, dar herramientas a los mas vulnerables (los niños) que les permitan entender desde un punto de vista positivo la situación en la que se encuentran involucrados, pero sobre todo brindar nuevas alternativas de vida que procuren un mejor futuro.