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Affective approaches to career education: Project report by James Northrop, 1974 Research in trade and industrial education by Hallett H Germond, 1941 Dare to dream: A guide to planning your future : a student's guide to transition planning by Dollean Perkins, 1995 Ophthalmological examination for retenitis pigmentosa: A step-by-step diagnosis of night blindness and tunneling of vision (Publication series) by Harry C Anderson, 1979

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41. Vocational Schools For The Mentally Retarded, Miami, Florida, FL, Superpages, Ye
    Related Categories. Education. Special Education. vocational schools for the Mentally  
    http://phonebook.superpages.com/yellowpages/C-Vocational Schools For The Mentall
    
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42. Technical And Vocational Schools
    Phone (937) 854 6357 Fax (937) 854 - 1693 Mid florida Technical Inst 3263 Fax(319) 562 - 4362 Northeast Metropolitan Regional vocational School Dis 100  
    http://www.aera.org/Schools/Default.htm
    
    Extractions: Technical and Vocational Institutions The following schools offer technical training for those individuals who are pursuing a career in the Machine Shop and Engine Rebuilding Industry. These schools are members of AERA and actively support and promote AERA programs. School Roster Alfred State College

43. PalmBeachPost.com - Jobs - Where South Florida Works.
    Proprietary colleges and vocational schools offer advantages Proprietary schoolsshould have proper accreditations is accredited by the florida Department of  
    http://www.pbclassifieds.com/employment/jobs/main/jobs122603_main.html
    
    Extractions: By Toby Chabon-Berger Career Planning Index Job Profile: So, you want to be a musician? Make a resolution to try a trade school Test your job-search IQ with these questions ... Employment agencies can boost your job search Building a career is like building a house. First you create a blueprint of your goals and then you construct a foundation to support the rest of the structure. Advancing your education at a private vocational college can be one of the building blocks to expand your career. Proprietary colleges and vocational schools offer advantages whether you're looking for professional development, a career change or a job that offers ready employment. With a vast array of available skill-based training and education programs in Palm Beach County, it's important to research each school to ensure they provide what you're looking for. Proprietary schools should have proper accreditations, teacher's credentials in the field, placement success and connections to local industry. Jupiter's New England Technical College has operated for more than 21 years, and officials there are proud of its niche in competency-based education programs. The college is accredited by the Florida Department of Education on two levels as an institution and for each program it currently offers.

44. Photovoltaics - Projects - PV For Schools
    Educate thousands of students and teachers across florida about the or private K12,community colleges, universities and vocational schools with Internet  
    http://www.fsec.ucf.edu/pvt/Projects/pvforschools/
    
    Extractions: [doc] Tools for the installer PV for Schools Enhancement Program RFQ [pdf] [doc] PV for Schools RFQ Bidder Response Form [pdf] [doc] PV for Schools Design Review Checklist [pdf] [doc] FSEC Approved System Designs [html] Solar for Schools Design Approvals [html] Solar Energy, Inc. Equipment for Solar Energy, Inc. Solar Energy Systems ... Introduction The Florida Department of Community Affairs/Florida Energy Office (DCA/FEO) is currently offering $600,000 in hardware funds toward the installation of photovoltaic (PV) solar systems on Florida schools. Rebates are expected to be in the range of $20,000 per installation or $5 per Watt based on system nameplate rating. An additional rebate of $1 per Watt is available for systems that include a battery back up component and can be used to provide electricity to a school disaster relief shelter.

45. HHMI Beyond Bio 101: Two-Year Colleges: Much More Than Vocational Schools
    sequencing DNA to learn about genetic variation among small florida mammals that Healso travels regularly to area high schools to encourage minority students  
    http://www.hhmi.org/BeyondBio101/comcol.htm
    
    Extractions: Lipton Gonzalez, for example, is a biology professor's dream. In high school he scored the maximum "5" on the advanced placement tests in biology and calculus. Now a college sophomore, he has a 3.9 grade point average and is working on a research project on how coronary bypass surgery affects platelet and neutrophil levels in the blood. But he could not afford a four-year college. Instead, he lives at home and attends the Kendall campus of Miami-Dade Community College, which charges only $471 per semester for tuition. Two-thirds of Kendall's 20,000 students are Hispanic. "Sometimes people rag on us because we go to a community college," says Lipton, who was born in Cuba. But now he and several dozen classmates are getting the chance to prove themselves by attending free courses and carrying out research with professors at the nearby University of Miami, which also pays them stipends, covers their community college tuition, and, if they do well, invites them to complete their junior and senior years at the university tuition-free. "I'm doing things that I've never tried before and I really like it," says first-year student Tatiana Ferreiro, who is learning to use new stable isotope techniques to study how the intrusion of saltwater affects photosynthesis rates and the broader health of freshwater plants in Florida. "The only way you can really learn about science is to experience it yourself." Betty Blanco, who is sequencing DNA to learn about genetic variation among small Florida mammals that are environmentally threatened, says, "I consider this a pathway to what I want to do next."

46. Effective And Ethical Recruitment Of Vocational Education Students. Overview. ER
    Selection for Area vocational Technical schools in Pennsylvania RECRUITMENT PACKAGEFOR POSTSECONDARY vocational EDUCATION Sciences, University of florida, 1984  
    http://www.ericdigests.org/pre-925/ethical.htm
    
    Extractions: Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult Career and Vocational Education Columbus OH. Effective and Ethical Recruitment of Vocational Education Students. Overview. ERIC Digest No. 61. Like academic education, vocational education has suffered enrollment problems simply because there are fewer students today than a few years ago. Other factors that have hurt vocational enrollments include recent efforts to increase the number of academic credits required for graduation and, in the case of area vocational-technical schools, negative attitudes toward vocational education on the part of sending school personnel. As a result, vocational educators must either reassess their existing marketing and recruitment strategies or develop such programs. The benefits of a well-conceived recruitment programboth inside and outside the education sectorhave been well documented. Educational marketing and recruitment campaigns must not, however, be developed without a strong concern for the ethicality of all strategies used. WHY RECRUIT?

47. Degrees To Succeed: Florida Design, Technology, And Culinary Vocational Schools
    From Jacksonville to Miami this page lists florida (FL) professional, trade,and vocational schools in the fields of the culinary arts, information  
    http://www.degreestosucceed.com/florida_schools.html

48. Vocational Schools
    Current River Area vocational School; Data Institute; Denver Institute of floridaCulinary Institute; florida National College; French Culinary Institute; GW Carver  
    http://plymouthschools.com/Links/Vocational_Education/Vocational_Schools.html

49. Do You Ever Wonder...
    you can get it depending on what schools you apply to, some take vocational students,and a list of colleges (hopefully ones located in florida) that are  
    http://www.educationcoffeehouse.com/students/stuletters.htm
    
    Extractions: My name is K. C. I currently attend L. High School, and I go to a vocational program as one of the options. I plan to go to college (even though I'm in vocational school) and I need to know what colleges accept previous high school vocational students. I plan to go to school in Florida. Please e-mail me back as soon as possible telling me which types of universities or colleges (not any type of junior or community ones) will accept me in with a GPA of 3.0. From: The Education Coffeehouse

50. Hernando County Public Library, Hernando County, Florida | Kids And Teens
    List of florida Colleges and Universities http//www.fldoe.org schools, TechnicalPrograms and Colleges Lists public, private, and vocational schools as well as  
    http://www.hcpl.lib.fl.us/kidsteens_parents.htm
    
    Extractions: high contrast Parent Resources Link Hernando County School Readiness Coalition - The Hernando County School Readiness Coalition shall improve and enhance educational and support services for preschoolers by fostering coordination among existing partners; heightening the awareness of the community at large of the needs and potentials of this age group; increasing the resources available to serve the children; and encouraging the continuing education for the staff and volunteers of the providers. http://childhooddevelopment.org/ Head Start - Head Start is a federally funded program, which provides comprehensive development services for preschool children ages three to five and social services for their families. Eligibility is based on child's age and family income. Award Winning Books and Media

51. Florida School Of Massage - NaturalHealers.com Factsheet
    florida Department of Blind Services; florida Department of vocational Rehabilitation. Formore information, visit the home page of the florida School of Massage  
    http://schools.naturalhealers.com/fsm/

52. State Of Florida.com - Florida Education Guide
    florida Department of Education, Colleges Universities State Universities, IndependentColleges, vocational Education. School Oversight All schools Higher  
    http://www.stateofflorida.com/education1.html

53. Florida Monitor: Review Of Postsecondary Vocational Programs  - Economic Develo
    of performancebased funding programs where vocational schools and colleges WhichFlorida Government Accountability Report profiles contain related information  
    http://www.oppaga.state.fl.us/reports/econ/r95-25s.html
    
    Extractions: Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability Review of Postsecondary Vocational Programs Report No. 95-25, January 1996 Full report in PDF format (100 k) Need the Acrobat Reader? Then click on the icon to download it FREE. The public postsecondary vocational education system is the largest provider of occupational training. In 1993-94, $394 million was spent on such programs. State funds are primarily used to support these programs. We reviewed the performance of the training programs provided by vocational technical centers and community colleges. We found that 37% of all types of vocational programs produced few graduates or their graduates faired poorly in the job market. Vocational programs are often offered at two or more schools in the same region or county. Such duplication of programs may be needed. However, we found that some duplicative programs had low placement rates, trained students for jobs not targeted as high wage or high skill, or had low enrollments. This unnecessary duplication was found among programs offered by both community colleges and vocational technical centers. OPPAGA recommends that the Legislature increase the use of performance-based funding programs where vocational schools and colleges earn their funding through the performance of their programs, rather than strictly enrollment of students. This could give programs added incentive to offer programs with better employment outcomes for their graduates. OPPAGA also recommends that poor-performing programs and unnecessarily duplicated programs be eliminated using objective criteria.

54. GoPBI.com Palm Beach County Vocational Schools
    vocational schools. Looking for an alternative to the traditional two and fouryearcollege programs. Try one of the schools below. • South florida schools  
    http://www.gopbi.com/homes/content/homes/schools/pbc_voc_index.html

55. Polk County, Central Florida, Schools Colleges, Prep Academy, Universities
    Winston Elementary Lakeland. Public vocational/Technical schools PartialListing florida Career Institute 4222 S. florida Ave, Lakeland, FL.  
    http://polk-county.com/schools.php

56. ACCSCT
    vocationalTechnical schools. Delaware — vocational-Technical Education. Districtof Columbia — vocational Education Office. florida — Division of Workforce  
    http://www.accsct.org/resource/resource_links.html
    
    Extractions: The list below is comprised of links to other accreditation and higher-education related organizations. Their inclusion on this list is in no way an endorsement of the products or services offered by these organizations nor does it guarantee the accuracy of the information contained on the linked web sites. Please report any broken or out-of-date links, as well as suggestions for additional links, to the webmaster Postsecondary Career School Organizations Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools Career College Association ... National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences U.S. Department of Education Main Department Site Office of Postsecondary Education Student Financial Assistance Free Application for Federal Student Aid Vocational School Guide GoTRAIN State Vocational Education Agencies (a phone number is provided for agencies with no web site) Alabama Office of Career Technical Education Alaska Vocational Technical Center Arkansas Department of Workforce Education Colorado Community College and Occupational Education System ... Idaho State Division of Professional-Technical Education Indiana Department of Workforce Development (317-232-1829) Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (651-296-8113) New Hampshire School-to-Work Initiative Oklahoma Department of Career and Technical Education Utah Adult Education Services (801-538-7821)

57. Autobody Pro: Vocational Schools & Associations
    Return to vocational schools Links Page. vocational schools Associations.florida. Job Corps 5301 NE 40th Terr, Gainsville, FL 32609  
    http://www.autobodypro.com/edu/schools/fl.htm

58. 1998 Florida High Schools That Work Assessment Results
    in a vocational concentration). While there is still much progress to be made, the1998 assessment results show that efforts by florida HSTW schools are paying  
    http://www.fiu.edu/~xiwc/hstw_98Assessment.htm
    
    Extractions: Institute for Workforce Competitiveness About IWC Resources HSTW FL '98 Services Search IWC Contact IWC Home This report summarizes Florida's 1998 student achievement data in reading, math and science for 1,554 vocational completers who took the '98 HSTW Assessment. The Executive Summary is below. You may also download the complete report in PDF format. To download the 105K report: Right-click on the icon. Choose "save as" and then OK. How do I read a PDF file? High Schools That Work is a comprehensive, whole-school revitalization based on the belief that students following general and vocational programs of study can master complex academic and technical subjects if schools create an environment that encourages students to succeed. HSTW sites administer an assessment every two years of the achievement, school experiences, and work experiences of career-bound youth. The assessment includes tests in Reading, Mathematics and Science that are linked with the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) tests the congressionally-mandated "report card of the nation." Because the HSTW test development and score scale are based on the NAEP characteristics, it is possible to make comparisons between HSTW assessment results and the national NAEP academic and vocational samples.

59. Community & Education - Certificate/Vocational Schools - Switchboard.com
    Find Certificate/vocational schools in your area. Bridgeport, CT Hartford, CT NewHaven, CT Stamford, CT Delaware Dover, DE Wilmington, DE florida Boca Raton  
    http://www.switchboard.com/Find/Community_Schools_Certificate-Vocational.asp

60. Community & Education - Business/Vocational Schools - Switchboard.com
    Find Business/vocational schools in your area. Bridgeport, CT Hartford, CT New Haven,CT Stamford, CT Delaware Dover, DE Wilmington, DE florida Boca Raton, FL  
    http://www.switchboard.com/Find/Community_Schools_Business-Vocational.asp

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