Educating Students for Life after High School--Where Does Vocational Education Fit?.

Urich, Ted R.; MacKenzie, Donald G.

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Publication Date: 1985

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Educating Students for Life after High School--Where Does Vocational Education Fit?

Urich, Ted R.; MacKenzie, Donald G.

NASSP Bulletin, v69 n481 p89-94 May 1985

If schools are to teach fundamental skills and attitudes to all students for success in a fast-changing world, schools will have to concentrate on teaching the basics and leave vocational courses to the post-high school institutions. (DCS)

Descriptors: Basic Skills, Daily Living Skills, Educational Objectives, Futures (of Society), High Schools, Job Skills, Postsecondary Education, Relevance (Education), School Business Relationship, Social Change, Student Development, Transfer of Training, Vocational Education, Youth Employment

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