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| Agricultural Education… | 5 |
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| Key, James P. | 2 |
| Amberson, Max L. | 1 |
| Binkley, Harold R. | 1 |
| Bradley, Howard R. | 1 |
| Hill, Gary D. | 1 |
| Lantis, Daniel | 1 |
| Titsworth, Tobie | 1 |
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| Montana | 1 |
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Hill, Gary D.; Key, James P. – Agricultural Education Magazine, 1974
Descriptors: Agricultural Education, National Surveys, Teacher Employment, Teacher Salaries
Binkley, Harold R. – Agricultural Education Magazine, 1976
Seven justifications for the 12-month employment period are presented which may be helpful to agriculture teachers and others where a movement is emerging to make the basic employment period 9 or 10 months. (Author/MS)
Descriptors: Agricultural Education, Educational Problems, Extended School Year, Teacher Employment
Bradley, Howard R. – Agricultural Education Magazine, 1971
Teaching positions for women vocational agriculture teachers are sparse. (GB)
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Agricultural Education, Teacher Employment, Teacher Placement
Titsworth, Tobie; Key, James P. – Agricultural Education Magazine, 1976
Tabulated findings from a national survey (with 100 percent response) show: 12-month contracts for most vocational agriculture teachers in 58 percent of the States, an average 1971-76 salary increase of 14.5 percent and highest salaries in the Western region. Four recommendations are included. (MS)
Descriptors: Agricultural Education, Beginning Teachers, National Surveys, Tables (Data)
Amberson, Max L.; Lantis, Daniel – Agricultural Education Magazine, 1976
Data from 82 questionnaires returned by vocational agriculture teachers and administrators in Montana provided information on: summer employment status, importance of summer program to overall program, planning and accountability, time spent on summer activities, and perceptions of program activities. Six recommendations were formulated as a…
Descriptors: Accountability, Administrator Attitudes, Agricultural Education, Program Development
