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Education in General and Theological Education

Theology Today, 1971
“If there is fault to find with education, and if the system appears to be breaking down, we assume that the first place to look for trouble must be teaching and the teacher. … My own research on general education began with teaching as the primary focus.
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General Education and Vocational Education

New Directions for Community Colleges, 1982
Abstract“Since all education today is, and must be, both liberal and vocational, the task is not that of finding the appropriate Proportions of each but rather of reappraising and redefining all courses so that they contribute to both” (Dressel, 1959, p. 4).
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Vocational Education as General Education

Curriculum Inquiry, 1998
It is argued that vocational education belongs in the common core of school knowledge. Distinction is made between vocational education for jobs and vocational education about work. It is the latter aspect of the subject that allows the general education claim to be made. The former aspect, it is argued, belongs beyond the secondary school.
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General Education and Graduate Education

Improving College and University Teaching, 1962
(1962). General Education and Graduate Education. Improving College and University Teaching: Vol. 10, No. 1, pp. 42-47.
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General Education

The Journal of General Education, 2013
Abstract The component of the baccalaureate degree referred to as general education is at risk. General education is losing traction in the curriculum, as calls for graduate students on a faster time schedule and a desire to produce readily employable graduates head the list of higher education objectives.
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A Generous Education

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1964
Unless and until the Modern Language Association changes its (unwritten) law that the presidency is usually a consolation prize bestowed upon an elder statesman, presumably because he or she has managed to live long enough to become emeritus (not for any merit, but by automatic fiat of the Board of Trustees), the presidential address will lead to ...
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General computer education

Proceedings of the 1970 25th annual conference on Computers and crisis how computers are shaping our future - ACM '70, 1970
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General Education in Professional, Education

Teachers College Record: The Voice of Scholarship in Education, 1939
Earl J. McGrath   +7 more
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