ERIC ED111934: Models of Career Education Programs pdf

ERIC ED111934: Models of Career Education Programs

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The collection of papers contains models of career education programs in work experience, guidance, placement, and curriculum. The first paper, Focusing on the School to Work Transition: Problems and Elements to Be Considered in Developing a Work Experience Program (David H. Hampson), introduces a historical/philosophical perspective of work experiences as well as practical considerations for developing work experience programs. The second paper, A Model of Career Guidance (JoAnn Harris-Bowlsbey), focuses on career guidance and presents a model, currently under development, of a computer-based guidance system, DISCOVER. The third paper, Work Experience and Placement Programs (Grant Venn), presents a model for work experience programs, outlines areas of focus at elementary through postsecondary educational levels, and suggests models for placement programs–one school-based and one community-based. The final paper, Five Easy Pieces of Free Advice on Curriculum Strategies for Career Education from a Relatively Disinterested Curriculist (Decker F. Walker), presents five pieces of advice for curriculum strategy makers involved in developing career education programs.

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• Creator/s: ERIC
• Date: 1975
• Year: 1975
• Book Topics/Themes: ERIC Archive, Career Education, Career Guidance, Community Programs, Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Storage Devices, Curriculum, Curriculum Development, Educational Programs, Elementary Secondary Education, Guidance, Job Placement, Models, Postsecondary Education, Work Experience Programs

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