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PDF pending restorationHildebrandt, Herbert W. – 1977
International researchers need to be aware of international problems and multinational managerial codes when they work with worldwide organizations. This paper develops the premise that consulting with German multinational companies is more complex than consulting with or researching for American firms. Discussion focuses on the following three…
Descriptors: Business, Business Communication, Communication (Thought Transfer), Consultants
Thompson, Richard A. – 1979
A survey of 767 teachers from five major regions of the country solicited teachers' views and perceptions concerning the roles and responsibilities of reading consultants. It was found that 85% or more of the respondents thought that the prime functions of reading consultants are to diagnose students' reading problems, interpret test results,…
Descriptors: Elementary Education, Reading Consultants, Reading Instruction, Reading Research
Chern, Nona E. – 1968
Most schools recognize the need to conduct inservice training programs supervised by reading consultants in order to realize the potential of teachers during their preservice education. To be effective, an inservice training program for elementary reading teachers should first be viewed by the participants as an aid to improve the teaching of…
Descriptors: Elementary Education, Inservice Teacher Education, Reading Consultants, Reading Instruction
American Association of Law Libraries, Chicago, IL. – 1975
The American Association of Law Libraries has compiled a national directory of 205 law librarians who have volunteered to act as unpaid consultants to prison library personnel within their common geographic regions. Listings are arranged alphabetically by state and then by name followed by the professional institution and its address. The final…
Descriptors: Consultants, Directories, Institutional Libraries, Law Libraries
Blum, Richard A. – 1975
For students in broadcast education, it is important to be exposed to some of the industry's more successful film writers, directors, and executives. This kind of experience gives the student a sense of reality, informs him of the latest industry trends, and provides vital contacts--the first step in finding industry employment. Though the…
Descriptors: Consultants, Curriculum Development, Drama, Dramatics
Ford, Gerald R. – 1976
This message from President Gerald R. Ford to the 94th Congress briefly explains the major points of his proposal and discusses the areas that would receive special consideration in the 1977 budget: energy, defense, basic research, agriculture, space, and health. (MLH)
Descriptors: Agencies, Budgets, Engineering, Federal Legislation
Lessinger, Leon – 1970
"Accountability" is a classical term in management theory, but new in education. It is the product of the process of performance contracting, in which a public authority grants money to a local educational agency to contract with private enterprise to achieve specific goals within a specific period for specific costs. This process can be…
Descriptors: Administration, Bids, Consultants, Contracts
Hall, Harry O. – 1966
The 1965-66 activities of the South Florida School Desegregation Consulting Center are summarized under nine categories: advisory council activities, area-wide conferences, "drive-in" conferences (one- or two-day workshops for elementary and secondary school personnel), year-long workshops, speeches and formal programs, field work…
Descriptors: Advisory Committees, Conferences, Consultants, Consultation Programs
Bureau of Elementary and Secondary Education (DHEW/OE), Washington, DC. – 1969
State and national consultants for the migrant education programs under Title I, Elementary and Secondary Education Act, are available as resource personnel to assist State or local agencies in the development of educational plans and programs, both short and long range, for children of migratory agricultural workers. Information is given on how…
Descriptors: Agencies, Consultants, Coordination, Directories
Wendland, Leonard V.; Wendland, Carroll Jean – 1974
This article reports the results of a national survey on the practices of state vocational rehabilitation agencies with regard to purchase and utilization of psychological consultation services from private psychologists. A letter was sent to each of the 50 state vocational rehabilitation agencies requesting information on nine points. Forty-four…
Descriptors: Consultants, Consultation Programs, Psychological Services, Psychologists
Humphrey, Jack W. – 1971
The management of a reading program should be based on objectives rather than on tasks. There are eight functions that apply to successful management: planning, organization, staffing, direction, control, innovation, representation, and communication. The R3C concept (reading coordinator, reading committee, reading center) is helpful to delegate…
Descriptors: Administration, Administrator Role, Personnel Integration, Program Development
PDF pending restorationMeacham, Merle L. – 1971
The role of the school psychologist is conceptualized as demanding general expertise in classroom management, curriculum, and factors affecting the learning of children. The psychologist's client is the classroom teacher, but his success depends on whether or not his consulting efforts with teachers make a difference with children. The author…
Descriptors: Behavior, Behavior Change, Change Agents, Classroom Techniques
California Univ., Los Angeles. – 1971
The National Education Task Force De La Raza uses lay and professional people of Mexican descent to provide role models and motivate students and teachers toward self-development and community service. Its major objectives are to: (1) prepare its members as educational catalysts and consultants; (2) assist in identifying, recruiting, and training…
Descriptors: Annual Reports, Community Involvement, Consultants, Educational Opportunities
Indrisano, Roselmina – 1972
The conclusion shared by many studies of instruction--that the teacher is the most significant variable in the child's learning process--suggests that the major focus of the efforts of the reading consultant is the classroom teacher. In working with that teacher, the consultant will discover these assumptions about adult learning provide a viable…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Inservice Teacher Education, Problem Solving, Reading Consultants
MOLER, DONALD – 1966
DEFINING THE ROLE OF A COUNSELOR IS A TASK WHICH IS COMPLICATED BY THE CHANGING WORLD, THE CHANGING SOCIAL STRUCTURE, AND THE INFLUENCES OF GOVERNMENT. THE ROLE IS FURTHER COMPLICATED BY THE FACT THAT COUNSELING HAS ORIGINATED FROM A VARIETY OF DISCIPLINES, BORROWING FROM THE JOB OF THE TEACHER, THE ADMINISTRATOR, THE SOCIAL WORKER, AND THE…
Descriptors: Community Resources, Consultants, Counseling, Counselor Certification


