61. Technology Education And Vocational-Industrial Education of vocational education that trains public school students for careers in trades like printing, drafting, building trades, and machining. Some majors teach in http://www.ncat.edu/~childres/gc01050.html

Trade and Industrial Education, Teaching Concentration More Links at Bottom Industrial Training and Development Trade and Industrial Education, Teaching Technology Education, Teaching ... Write to Dr. Rhodes (Undergraduate Coordinator) Dr. Rhodes Teaching Schedule TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION, TEACHING CONCENTRATION GOAL: The goal of the licensure option of the Trade and Industrial Education concentration is to prepare students to develop cognitive and psychomotor skills in a technical specialization such as construction, drafting, graphics, electronics, manufacturing, or transportation. Students should become Catalysts for Learning. Graduates will be qualified to be licensed in North Carolina to teach trade and industrial education in secondary schools. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES: To develop competencies in communications, sciences, mathematics, and technical specialties. To develop affective and cooperative skills. To provide hands-on experiences with a variety of computer software programs and technological equipment. To develop proficiency in a selected technical specialization from one of the cluster areas.

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Secondary Technical Vocational Education VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL TEACHER In the new teacher education program adopted in 1994, students in the Secondary program option must complete a minimum of 24 credit units in Teaching Area I, and 18 credit units in Teaching Area II. Students are granted credit for Teaching Area I on the basis of a Journeyman's license in one of the above trades or a two-year diploma in a technology plus two years related work experience. Teaching Area II must be an academic subject commonly taught in Saskatchewan schools. Students who wish to broaden their area of expertise in order to teach multiple activity Industrial Arts may develop a third teaching area by completing twelve credit units in a Technical area outside their vocational training. In addition to the core required education courses, students will be give special preparation in: curriculum and evaluation in Vocational/Technical Education, the development of instructional materials, planning Vocational/Technical facilities, methods of teaching, and alternate methods of teaching Vocational/Technical subjects. Students in the Technical Vocational program receive one year credit for your Journeyman's Papers or Technology Diploma towards a B.Ed.

63. Vocational Education vocational teachers will find pages on Frequently There are educational activities, resource materials, links to be ordered, as can the nutrition activities. http://www.southalabama.edu/saric/tim/voced.htm

The Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) sponsors this website. Vocational teachers will find pages on Frequently Asked Questions, upcoming conventions, and other publications and resources on ACTE Online This site covers everything an Agriscience teacher could need. Educating About Agriculture is an effort of the American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture. There are educational activities, resource materials, links to order appropriate books and videos, charts with state-by-state agriculture statistics, and a space just for kids. Nutrition is the focus of this website, which includes workshop opportunities and nutrition lesson plans for teachers and school nutrition specialists. Neat Solutions also includes bulletin board ideas and sets that can be ordered, as can the nutrition activities. Teach-nology provides lesson plans across the curriculum. Follow this link to find numerous ideas for nutrition units. Home Back to Subject Area Resources Workshops TiM Trainers' Pages ... University of South Alabama For questions or comments about this site, please email the

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Status Report on Female Offenders October 2001 first previous 7 of 9 next Academic, Special, and Vocational Education The Office of Program, Transition, and Post-release Services is responsible for providing educational programs to offenders and managing the department's offender programs in the areas of special education, substance abuse, library services, wellness education, betterment, chaplaincy, vocational education, academic education, and transition services. General Educational (GED) Development - Provides a foundation of knowledge in writing skills, social studies, science, literature and mathematics. The objective is to instruct offenders in the five test areas necessary to pass the GED. Students will demonstrate the ability to pass the GED exam to receive a State of Florida Diploma or to gain a sufficient achievement of life skills to function properly in society. Adult Basic Education - Provides an individualized, self-paced and traditional approach to study that encompasses reading, mathematics, and language skills. The objective is to develop reading skills, mathematics, English, social studies and science, as prescribed by the instructor. Another objective is to increase oral and written participation to a grade point level of 8.9 or higher and to improve mathematics skills to a minimum of 8.9 or higher. Mandatory Literacy - The Florida Statutes mandate 150 hours of instruction for offenders who score below the ninth grade level. One intent is to foster interest and desire in scholastic self-improvement so that, if applicable, the students will volunteer to continue academic studies beyond their mandated 150 hours. Instruction is provided in the Adult Basic Education (ABE) or GED programs.

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66. KPBSD Vocational Program Improvement Grant in vocational services, programs and activities regardless of Students enrolled in Cooperative education (COOP) must completed a related vocational course or http://www.kpbsd.k12.ak.us/voced/Forms/PI_GrantApp.htm

KPBSD V ocational P rogram I mprovement G rant SCHOOL: ADDRESS: STATEMENT OF ASSURANCES "We, the undersigned teachers, do state that if this plan and application is approved, the plan will be carried out to the best of my ability in accordance with the provisions contained herein." Date Signature (Teacher/Instructor) Date Signature (Teacher/Instructor) Date Signature (Teacher/Instructor) Date Signature (Teacher/Instructor) Date Signature (Teacher/Instructor) Date Signature (Teacher/Instructor) Date Signature (Teacher/Instructor) Date Signature (Teacher/Instructor) KPBSD Vocational Program Improvement Grant and approve its implementation. I will assist the in achieving the objectives of the plan. I am aware of the objectives and activities within the plan and, if approved, agree to receive, disburse, and account for these funds in accordance with the provisions of this application and plan. I further agree that these funds will be used only as prescribed by this application, in accordance with the Carl Perkins III Reauthorization Act and that this proposal is supplementary and will not supplant any existing program. I also understand that if items purchased with these funds are not used in accordance with

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Administrators in Post-Secondary Education and Vocational Training This group includes faculty administrators and registrars of colleges or universities and administrators of vacational training schools. Faculty administrators manage the academic and related activities of faculties of colleges or universities. Registrars manage registration activities and academic records systems of colleges or universities. Administrators of vacational training schools manage the operations of private vocational schools specializing in trades, technology, business or other vocational sub jects. Examples of titles classified in this group Academic Dean Community College Dean Dean of Adult Education Dean, Faculty of Science Dean, School of Technology Dean, School of Nursing Manager, Aviation School Manager, Business School Manager, Trade School Registrar, Community College Student Activities Dean University Registrar Main duties Faculty administrators perform some or all of the following duties: Plan, organize, direct and control academic and related activities of a college or university faculty Recommend and approve faculty appointments Recommend curriculum revisions and additions and approve scheduling of courses Direct, through subordinate staff, activities such as research and curriculum development

68. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND CIVIL RIGHTS federal government also supports and promotes vocational education. OCR), US Department of education (ED), protect in programs or activities receiving federal http://www.fape.org/idea/How_it_works/ocr_voc_ed.html

Helping parents and advocates improve educational results for children with disabilities VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND CIVIL RIGHTS Department of Education Office for Civil Rights Washington, D.C. 20202-1100 MAY 1991 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PLAYS A VITAL ROLE The Guidelines for Eliminating Discrimination and Denial of Services on the Basis of Race Color National Origin, Sex, and Handicap in Vocational Education Programs (Voc Ed Guidelines), first issued by OCR in 1979, further spell out student rights and school responsibilities. Occasionally, problems occur that raise questions about whether civil rights responsibilities are being fulfilled. For example, issues arise if a potentially high-paying field of study has no female students in its classes or if black and Hispanic students are enrolled in Voc Ed classes in a proportion far greater than their proportion of the population in the school district and are disproportionately under enrolled in academic programs traditionally associated with college attendance. Although these may not be signs of discrimination, an understanding of the Voc Ed Guidelines is essential to ensure that unlawful discrimination is not taking place. This pamphlet discusses the Voc Ed Guidelines and how they relate to the civil rights of students and staff beneficiaries and to the responsibilities of recipients (schools, colleges, proprietary schools, and Voc Ed centers) that receive federal assistance.

69. @gWorldwide: Vocational Education Not An 'outdated Relic' - 22-FEB-04 to prove positive student outcomes from vocational education. and career success through agricultural education. FFA programs and activities ask high http://www.agriculture.com/default.sph/agNotebook.class?FNC=ArticleList__Aarticl

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Quick Search Find an occupational description by entering its four-digit NOC code. Administrators - Post-Secondary Education and Vocational Training This unit group includes faculty administrators and registrars of colleges or universities and administrators of vocational training schools. Faculty administrators manage the academic and related activities of faculties of colleges or universities. Registrars manage registration activities and academic records systems of colleges or universities. Administrators of vocational training schools manage the operations of vocational schools specializing in trades, technology, business or other vocational subjects. Example Titles community college dean dean - university or college dean of adult education dean, faculty of science dean, school of nursing dean, school of technology manager, aviation school manager, business school manager, trade school registrar, community college student activities dean university registrar >>View all titles Main duties Faculty administrators perform some or all of the following duties: Plan, organize, direct, control and evaluate

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72. Business And Vocational Marketing education student organization, DECA, program of work and related leadership activities. vocational Marketing education majors must http://www.und.edu/dept/AdmisInfo/Year9901/Ugdept/depts/bved.html

Business and Vocational Education (BVED/BOTE) S. Moser (Division Director), Braathen, Haga, O'Keefe, Prigge and Robles The Bachelor of Science in Education degree with a major in Business Education is offered through the Faculty of Business and Vocational Education in the Division of Organizational Systems and Technology in the College of Business and Public Administration. This degree prepares students to teach business education subjects in high schools, junior high schools, and vocational-technical schools in nearly every state in the United States. It prepares students to meet the professional requirements for certification as vocational coordinators of business and office education programs in North Dakota. A broad general education background essential for success in teaching is provided. A core of courses in business administration prepares students for careers in business as well. College of Education and Human Development The B.S.Ed. degrees require the completion of the College of Education and Human Development Program in Secondary Education. See page 47. B.S.ED. WITH MAJOR IN BUSINESS EDUCATION

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74. Technical Education Programs - College Of Education And Human Development individuals seeking licensure to teach in grade 5 competence for professional activity in the fields of educational administration and vocational education. http://education.umn.edu/fields/teched.htm

Return to: U of M Home One Stop Directories Search U of M ... A great place to live Accredited by University resources About the U of M One Stop: Students Graduate School Search the college University College Fields of study Technology education The college is one of only two places in the state where you can take licensure courses to teach in Minnesota’s technical colleges and at middle schools and high schools (grades 5-12). Students can pursue teacher licensure at either the undergraduate level (B.S.) or graduate level (M.Ed.). A certificate in career and technical education also is available. As part of a program that is ranked third in the nation ( U.S. News and World Report ), the vocational-technical program of study prepares educators to teach students at the technical college level or the middle school and high school level. You can learn to instruct students preparing for specific occupations in a wide variety of fields such as mechanics, carpentry, dental assisting, practical nursing, data processing, and other skilled professions. More than 400 students are enrolled in these teacher education programs each year and find themselves in high demand as instructors. This field of study often attracts individuals who have been working in a related occupation and want to share their expertise in a classroom setting. The certificate program will be useful to current instructors and those preparing to teach in technical and community colleges, or individuals seeking a credential for workplace advancement.

75. UTS: Faculty Of Education: Selected International Project Experience Outputs Delivery of training to 14 vocational educators. Upgrading of skills of military education within the teachers college lecturers to teach and assess http://www.education.uts.edu.au/about/sipe.html

Faculty Overview Academic Staff Admin/General Staff Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Unit ... International Activities Selected International Project Experience Home Page About the Faculty Project: Masters in English Language Teaching, Masters in Applied Linguistics Country: Japan Client: Australia Japan Foundation Period: 2000 - Current Value: Purpose: To provide postgraduate award courses in English language teaching for teachers Outputs: Award of MEd. Project: Master of Arts (Human Resource Development) Country: Hong Kong Client: Hong Kong Management Association Period: 1999 - Current Value: Purpose: Skills upgrading of HRD practitioners in Hong Kong Outputs: Award of MA (HRD) Project: Training Program Evaluation Country: Indonesia Client: Ministry of Industry and Trade Period: Value: Purpose: Upskilling management staff Outputs: Delivery of workshop examining training evaluation Project: Multi-media skills development Country: Kuwait Client: PAAET Period: Value: Purpose: Skills upgrading of vocational education Outputs: Delivery of training to 14 vocational educators Project: Military Education Program Country: Kuwait Client: Kuwait Department of Defence Period: Value: Purpose: Upgrading of skills of military education within the Department of Defence Outputs: 1. Certificate IV in Workplace Training

76. Dissertation Titles in vocational education, Special education and vocational Rehabilitation. Local Administrators of Special education in Kentucky. a Circle Time Activity to teach http://www.uky.edu/Education/OERGS/edsrcdis.htm

Office of Educational Research and Graduate Studies Special Education and Rehabilitation Counseling Dissertations Titles, 1967-2002 (Major Professors in Parentheses) You may download the actual abstracts from Dissertation Abstracts Online (FirstSearch 100-09X-XXX) YEAR GRADUATE DISSERTATION TITLE Thomas Burton (Tisdall) A Study of Mental Health Clinic Services to The Retarded in Kentucky Ramelle Patterson (Tisdall) Sex Recognition from Voice as Related to Age and Personality Characteristics in Children Dorothy Harkins (Blackhurst) The Effect of a Motor Development Program on Motor and Intellectual Abilities of Trainable Mentally Retarded Children Diane J. Renne (Blackhurst) Effects of Three Teaching Procedures on Student Achievement and Satisfaction in an Introductory Special Education Course John C. Richardson (Blackhurst) The Effects of Teacher Race, Segregation/Desegregation, Student Race, and Student Sex on Teacher-Reported Student Behavior Louise S. Appell

77. Public Law 107-273 Post incarceration vocational and remedial educational opportunities provide adequately for the education of such the conduct of all its authorized activities. http://www.copyright.gov/legislation/pl107-273.html

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78. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - BASIC GRANTS TO STATES Months of Employment vocational education Program Guidelines s local Workforce Development education (WDE) Planning services, and activities are implemented as http://www.ncpublicschools.org/fbs/compsupp/voc_ed17.htm

DPI FBS Manuals Audit Compliance Supplements ... TOC 84.048 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - BASIC GRANTS TO STATES State Project/Program: VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - (PRC 017) U. S. Department of Education Federal Authorization: Carl D. Perkins Vocational - Technical Education Act of 1998 (P.L. 105-332) N. C. Department Of Public Instruction Agency Contact Person Program Dr. Don Brannon, Consultant Workforce Development dbrannon@dpi.state.nc.us Financial Jim Knight, Assistant Director Address Confirmation Letters To Jim Knight, Assistant Director Division of School Business N.C. Department of Public Instruction 6340 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-6340 The auditor should not consider the Supplement to be "safe harbor" for identifying audit procedures to apply in a particular engagement, but the auditor should be prepared to justify departures from the suggested procedures. The auditor can consider the supplement a "safe harbor" for identification of compliance requirements to be tested if the auditor performs reasonable procedures to ensure that the requirements in the Supplement are current. The grantor agency may elect to review audit working papers to determine that audit tests are adequate. I. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

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