This study found a significant relationship between the attitudes of postsecondary trade and industrial education teachers in selected vocational technical schools toward handicapped individuals and their involvement in the development of an individualized education plan and other specialized materials. (CT)

A primer on the role of design educators in orienting their students toward planned preservation of our environment. (Editor)

Discusses a study of the preservice and inservice professional development needs of industrial arts teachers in instructing the handicapped. (JOW)

The author views various historical incidents of importance to present world trends and predicts a few more for the future. He also urges industrial arts teachers to encourage students to take the long-range view of society and determine what role they wish to play in it. (CT)

The authors take a futuristic look at the goals for industrial arts teacher education. They attempt to shed light both on the perceived importance of identified goals as well as their likelihood of occurrence and degree of educational impact. (CT)

A survey of 198 technology education teachers found 88 percent employed in high schools or junior high schools and only 3.6 percent under age 30. Greatest problems identified were increased academic requirements and lack of financial support. Greatest strengths were course content, staffing, and facilities. (SK)

Since industrial arts classes frequently include many students with special needs, teacher educators must prepare future industrial arts teachers for working with these students. (BP)

The Delaware Occupational Teacher Education Consortium is comprised of three colleges: the University of Delaware, Delaware State College, and Delaware Technical and Community College. These schools established a joint program in 1972 for preparing and certifying industrial arts, trade, and industry teachers in B.S. and M.S. degree programs. The…

From its origins in manual training programs in the Nineteenth Century, industrial arts today, in South Carolina, is viewed as a necessary part of education for all students, with specific objectives in harmony with those of education in general. Industrial arts draws its content and methodology from industrial technology and the social…

Focuses on a realistic approach for generating new activity among industrial education programs. Topics included involve successful methods for approaching the private sector; advantages of involving professionals from industry; and an outline of an existing local program and guidelines to implement a similar type of program. (CT)

Because of aesthetic and technical demands, the industrial arts department is often the natural home for teaching film-making and film-study; a wide variety of resources are available to help the industrial arts teacher prepare himself well to be on the leading edge of the fastest-spreading curricular change. (AJ)

Describes the results of a survey questionnaire returned from selected educators concerning the desirable characteristics of master's degree programs for teachers of industrial arts. (GR)