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Who Will Be Tomorrow??s Optometric Educators
Optometry and Vision Science, 1993ABSTRACT On the basis of information obtained from administrators of schools and colleges of optometry, directors of graduate programs in physiological optics and vision science, directors of optometric residency programs, and other sources, it was concluded that: (1) during the next decade the supply of optometric educators will be ...
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The Spiral Curriculum in Optometric Education
Optometry and Vision Science, 1989ABSTRACT Optometric education should center around clinical training from the first year and develop within a spiral curriculum as far as possible. This does not eliminate the need for a layered curriculum where basic sciences are considered necessary to further learning but serves to make these sciences more applied and relevant to ...
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Education for the optometric educator.
Journal of the American Optometric Association, 1977Optometric education is faced with the need for new thinking in developing and training educators and new methods of financing their education. Establishing of research faculty and the instituting of research in present schools of optometry must be given a high priority in the future of optometric education.
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Optometric Education: Planning for the Future
Optometry and Vision Science, 1994ABSTRACT Collectively, the American Optometric Association (AOA) and the Association of Schools and Colleges (ASCO) have felt a growing need to develop a strategic plan that would ensure that the financial and other resource needs of the educational establishment can and will be met.
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An International Perspective on Optometric Education
Optometry and Vision Science, 1993ABSTRACT In many of the world's nations, optometry hardly exists because resources are not sufficient to educate optometrists nor to fund their services. In others, tradition and accommodation with other forces have rendered optometry incapable of change that would expand its scope of services.
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Optometric Education in Africa
Optometry and Vision Science, 2014ABSTRACT The African continent, with a population of more than one billion and 55 recognized developing countries, is still grappling in some countries with socioeconomic and other challenges inherent in developing countries. The continent is working toward a single political entity known as the African Union, and development is ...
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