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New York City Board of Education, Brooklyn, NY.
A BROAD INTERPRETATION OF HOME ECONOMICS IS PRESENTED. THIS MAKES POSSIBLE THE ADAPTATION OF MATERIALS TO VARIOUS SITUATIONS AND PREPARES YOUNG PEOPLE FROM DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS FOR A SATISFYING HOME LIFE. THE BASIC PHILOSOPHY IS TO INTEGRATE HUMAN AND MATERIAL RESOURCES AND TO FOCUS THEM ON FAMILY LIVING. THE ACTIVITIES AND PROCEDURES SUGGESTED…
Descriptors: Career Opportunities, Course Organization, Curriculum Guides, Family Financial Resources
UTSEY, JORDAN – 1966
AN ATTEMPT TO IMPROVE THE RELIABILITY, VALIDITY, AND EFFICIENCY OF ALL READING INSTRUCTION BY MODIFYING CERTAIN DIMENSIONS OF TEACHER BEHAVIOR IS REPORTED. A SURVEY IN OREGON INDICATED THAT TO DETERMINE THE FUNCTIONAL READING LEVEL OF STUDENTS, 74 PERCENT OF THE TEACHERS USED GRADE EQUIVALENT SCORES FROM ACHIEVEMENT TESTS, 24 PERCENT USED…
Descriptors: Informal Reading Inventories, Instructional Films, Preservice Teacher Education, Reading Instruction
Baugh, William H.; Stone, Joe A. – 1980
A Markov chain is used to construct a simulation model of the educator labor market in Oregon. The variables crucial to this study, drawn from the University of Southern California faculty planning model, include factors such as appointment rate; age; probability of attaining promotion; retirement, resignation and mortality rates; length of…
Descriptors: Demography, Elementary Secondary Education, Employment Patterns, Employment Projections
Brenner, Lisa P.; Kraatz, James – 1979
Changes in the design and implementation of instructional simulations on the PLATO IV system have evolved in the direction of more explanation, evaluation, and streamlined simulation. Student pressure to use their own problem solving processes, the practical system limitations of producing environmentally complex simulations, and student confusion…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Demonstrations (Educational), Educational Games, Educational Objectives
Bierschenk, Bernhard – 1978
A psycho-ecological model is used as the basis for a simulation of interactive behavior strategies. The basic unit is an event, and each event has been recorded on closed circuit television videotape. The three basic paradigms of behavioral science--association, structure, and process--are used to anchor the simulations. The empirical foundation…
Descriptors: Behavior Theories, Communication (Thought Transfer), Educational Environment, Higher Education
Bartlett, Larry D.; And Others – 1980
This model prepared by the State of Iowa Department of Public Instruction is intended to provide assistance to schools in developing their own policy and procedures for the selection of library media and text materials. A brief model statement of policy is followed by a model statement of rules which includes (1) responsibility for selection of…
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Censorship, Educational Policy, Elementary Secondary Education
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Braun, Ludwig; Friedland, James – 1974
Described is the use of the computer model "BUFLO." BUFLO is a simulation which allows students to study the historical and biological reasons for the extinction of the buffalo. BUFLO simulates the natural life cycle of the buffalo and allows the student to manipulate harvesting policies to reach certain goals outlined in the student handbook.…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Programs, Ecology, Environment
Weaver, Barbara F. – 1976
This is the second and final year report on the CLASP (Central Massachusetts Library Administration Simulation Project) which developed and tested a simulation model that would enable library personnel to learn and practice skills of negotiation, decision making, budgeting, and program planning. Specific program objectives were: (1) to upgrade the…
Descriptors: Games, Inservice Education, Librarians, Library Administration
Rayder, Nick; And Others – 1979
A program is described in which physically disabled adults were hired as teacher aides to work in mainstreamed classrooms. It was found that these aides not only served as role models for handicapped children but also increased the sensitivity of normal students. (JD)
Descriptors: Individual Development, Mainstreaming, Physical Disabilities, Program Descriptions
Simon, Charles W. – 1979
A major part of the Naval Training Equipment Center's Aviation Wide Angle Visual System (AWAVS) program involves behavioral research to provide a basis for establishing design criteria for flight trainers. As part of the task of defining the purpose and approach of this program, the applications of advanced experimental methods are explained and…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Cost Effectiveness, Factor Analysis, Flight Training
Volz, Richard A.; And Others – 1978
This work represents the development of computer tools for undergraduate students. Emphasis is on automatic control theory using hybrid and digital computation. The routine calculations of control system analysis are presented as students would use them on the University of Michigan's central digital computer and the time-shared graphic terminals…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Graphics, Computer Programs, Engineering
Twelker, Paul A. – 1968
Simulation may be defined as (1) a technique of modeling (physically, iconically, verbally, or mathematically) some aspects of a real or proposed system, process, or environment or (2) the model (physical, iconic, verbal, or mathematical) of some aspects of a real or proposed system, process, or environment. Simulation may be used to generate…
Descriptors: Decision Making Skills, Educational Games, Instruction, Models
Wescourt, Keith T.; And Others – 1977
This report describes research on the Curriculum Information Network (CIN) paradigm for computer-assisted instruction (CAI) in technical subjects. The CIN concept was first conceived and implemented in the BASIC Instructional Program (BIP). The primary objective of CIN-based CAI and the BIP project has been to develop procedures for providing each…
Descriptors: Artificial Intelligence, Computer Assisted Instruction, Curriculum Development, Educational Assessment
Lorton, Paul, Jr. – 1977
EXPER-SIM (Experiment Simulation) is an instructional approach (with supporting computer programs) which allows an instructor to build a theory based model of how data would occur if an experiment were actually conducted in a world where the theory held true. The LESS version of EXPER-SIM was adapted to run on the Hewlett-Packard 2000E timesharing…
Descriptors: Business Education, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Programs, Course Descriptions
Harris, Dickie A.; Penell, Roger J. – 1977
This study used a series of simulations to answer questions about the efficacy of adaptive testing raised by empirical studies. The first study showed that for reasonable high entry points, parameters estimated from paper-and-pencil test protocols cross-validated remarkably well to groups actually tested at a computer terminal. This suggested that…
Descriptors: Adaptive Testing, Computer Assisted Testing, Cost Effectiveness, Difficulty Level
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