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Baltimore, Jim – 1973
Sprague High School's program to train career education resource teachers was designed to recruit and prepare approximately 15 individuals from business, industry, and the professions who would provide exploratory career experiences and information to students. A four-page outline covers the program's objectives, procedures, a third party…
Descriptors: Career Education, Community Resources, Personnel Evaluation, Program Descriptions
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Smaby, Marlowe H.; Holton, George C. – School Counselor, 1975
The authors describe a successful method for using community resource speakers for career awareness sessions with high school students. The method involves a program to train the resource speakers to communicate effectively about their knowledge and information which is followed by the career awareness sessions. (SE)
Descriptors: Career Awareness, Career Education, Citizen Participation, Community Resources
Ritchie, Shirley, Ed. – 1977
The manual describes Project ASCENT, a North Carolina project to provide support services to help early childhood teachers provide a differentiated curriculum for identified gifted children in the regular class. The chapter on program implementation considers such aspects as project goals, staff, funding, schools involved, the duties of the…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Community Resources, Curriculum, Early Childhood Education
Boeyink, Joann; Welch, William – 1973
The guide, part of an exemplary career education program, contains information on developing a community-based speakers program. It briefly lists the program's purposes and objectives and gives detailed steps to follow for implementing such a program, describing the nature and duties of the steering committee and volunteer participants…
Descriptors: Career Education, Community Resources, Junior High Schools, Occupational Information
White Plains Public Schools, NY. – 1971
The White Plains Schools, both public and parochial, instituted a plan under E.S.E.A., Title III whereby selected students were given special training in the study of African-Asian cultures through the utilization of community resources. The purpose of this training was to provide a corps of trained students who would disseminate throughout the…
Descriptors: African Culture, Asian Studies, Community Resources, Cross Cultural Studies