The author presents potential models for articulation between business education programs. A list of 10 principles for articulation, based on the experience of successful articulation programs, is included. (CH)

The author discusses the current state of affairs in the field of training for work, especially as it affects proprietary schools. He discusses such schools' negative image, necessary standards, and lessened federal regulation coupled with stronger accreditation programs. Finally, he discusses the need for improved articulation programs. (CH)

Many articulation agreements in place between two-year college occupational programs and high schools are of the "2+2" or "advanced standing" format. The cooperative education component of articulation is critical and requires attention. Properly supported, cooperative education articulation accrues benefits to the student, the…

The author defines educational articulation and presents considerations involved in the transferability of course credit. He discusses specific types of articulation and how to establish articulation arrangements. He also describes an articulation manual developed by the National Association of Trade and Technical Schools. (CH)

Describes a focused synthesis study involving interviews with stakeholders of an employer-linked charter school. Discusses concerns about charter schools, their relationship to economic development, and the employer-linked charter school as a model for worker development in a new economy. (Contains 42 references.) (SK)

The author reviews the literature on articulation that addresses dialog across faculties and staffs. He also proposes a format that can contribute to improved communication between the junior and senior high school. (CH)

The introduction of the No Child Left Behind has brought renewed national attention to the persistence of achievement gaps in education and, in particularly, has challenged the mathematics education community to revisit its long stated commitment to removing achievement disparities in school mathematics. Longstanding equity messages in…

Consists of four articles that discuss the issue of articulation in the context of agricultural education. Topics include (1) articulation with community colleges, (2) dealing with program diversity, (3) collegiate success of secondary vocational agriculture students, and (4) training needs of agribusiness. (CH)

Priorities for the British national task force on credit accumulation and transfer are a taxonomy of credit schemes, reform of academic structures and regulations, a national credit framework, and development of a credit-based resource methodology. (SK)

The Integrated System for Workforce Education Curricula (ISWEC) project is designed to integrate academic and vocational education in a curriculum framework for grades 9-14. Pedagogical advantages to integration include the following: humans learn by connection-making, students can apply their knowledge and skills to new and unfamiliar situations,…

The importance of faculty development programs involving coordination between institutions of higher education and elementary and secondary schools is discussed. High school language teachers often express an interest in tailoring their courses to foreign language study at the college level. Such coordination requires mutual understanding about…

Articulation between public and private, for-profit (proprietary) schools can help reduce costs without reducing the number of options available to students. Articulation can assume many forms, including contracts to offer classes for other institutions, combined (dual) enrollments, shared facilities and/or faculty, enrichment programs, 1 + 1…

The Mohawk College diploma program in occupational therapy featured problem-based small group learning and nontraditional fieldwork placements. When Mohawk's program was phased out in 1986, its philosophy was integrated into new bachelor's degree programs at McMaster University. (SK)

This article synthesizes the key concepts and information that emerged from the 1983 hearing on vocational-technical education in the community college. Concepts discussed include customized training, articulated curriculums, collaboration training partnerships, off-campus classes, programs for special populations, and serving adult students. Six…

Efforts of schools and universities in Ohio to improve the articulation between their programs in mathematics are described. The focus is on a junior-year testing program in the schools and a project to develop an electric course in mathematics for underprepared college-intending seniors. (MNS)