Vocational guidance and vocational education for the industries, prepared by A.H. Edgerton ... Edited by Guy M. Whipple ...

[contents continued] sec. II. Vocational education for the industries: Outstanding tendencies in industrial and part-time educational programs in one hundred forty-three cities, by A.H. Edgerton. Development of industrial education problems in pulic schools, by H. Briggs. Trade and job analysis as an aid in vocational curriculum building, by H.D. Kitson. Individual instruction in the vocational school, by R.H. Rodgers. What a few part-time or continuation schools are doing. Day and evening industrial courses in smaller cities. Training workers in industry, by C.A. Prosser and C.R. Allen. Development of measurements in vocational industrial education by H.J. Baker. Training foremen and other leaders in industry. Training of teachers for vocational industrial schools: Some future prospects, by D. Snedden. List of publications found helpful in teaching training courses in industrial education, by F. Cushman.

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June 01, 2002

sec. I. Vocational guidance: Present status of guidance activities in public schools, by A.H. Edgerton and L.A. Herr. A state plan of educational and vocational guidance, by H.L. Holbrook. Guidance programs in large cities. Guidance activities in small city systems. A public school program for collecting and using occupational information, by A.H. Edgerton and R.B. Cunliffe. Vocational guidance in colleges and universities, by W.H. Stone. Illustrations of vocational guidance in colleges and universities, by G.E. Myers. Objective measurements in educational and vocational guidance, by H.J. Baker. Preparation for the work of vocational guidance, by R.B. Cunliffe.