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Peer reviewedJournal of Optometric Education, 1979
An outline for a professional development and administration course in an optometry curriculum model is provided. It is designed to develop organizational, communicative, and management skills so the optometrist can become successful in the development and administration of a professional practice. Legal and professional development bibliographies…
Descriptors: Administration, Allied Health Occupations Education, Curriculum Development, Curriculum Guides
Peer reviewedClasse, John G. – Journal of Optometric Education, 1979
The success of the profession is seen to hinge on the success of the private practitioner. The need for adequate education in business management in the optometric curriculum and optometric continuing education programs is stressed. A high sense of ethics is thought to be aided by competent business ability. (MLW)
Descriptors: Administration, Allied Health Occupations Education, Business Administration Education, Curriculum Development
Boud, David, Ed.; Feletti, Grahame I., Ed. – 1997
Problem-based learning is an approach to structuring the curriculum which involves confronting students with problems from practice which provide a stimulus for learning. However, there are many possible forms that a curriculum and process for teaching and learning might take and still be compatible with this definition. This book explores these…
Descriptors: Administration, Architecture, Business, Curriculum Development
