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Educational Planning

NASSP Bulletin, 1972
After reviewing the need for administrators to plan in order to be effective decision-makers, the writer presents a model of the planning process to stimulate improved efforts in educa tional planning.
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Planning education and educating planners

Royal Australian Planning Institute Journal, 1972
Contributions to the continuing debate about planning and planning education have occasionally appeared in these pages. The April issue of the Journal will be wholly devoted to tins debate, with contributions from a large number of planners, students and others engaged in most aspects of urban affairs. In the article and comment which follow, a teacher
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Planning for continuing Education

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1973
P R, Forni, I M, Bolte
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Planning Health Education Materials

Medical Teacher, 1986
Presenting effective health education messages is a complex process, principally, because its purpose is usually to influence attitudes or behaviour and not merely to present information.This paper reviews the various methods which can be used, including the spoken word, printed and visual materials and, in the light of research results considers the ...
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A Planned System of Patient Education

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1977
A planned system of patient education is now used in more than 70 group clinics, hospitals, and other health care institutions. Essential features of this system are (1) a patient education center, (2) a patient educator, and (3) patient education programs.
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Planning for Post-Pandemic Cancer Care Delivery: Recovery or Opportunity for Redesign?

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021
Kathryn A Gold, Hope Rugo, Pelin Çınar
exaly  

The Place of Time in Planning Education

2016
Planners tend to focus on the three dimensions of the physically built environment and neglect the fourth dimension of time. This chapter argues that for both planning practitioners and planning educators the discipline of time dimension is critical in a number of important ways.
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Education for planning

Progress in Planning, 1973
D.R. DIAMOND, J.B. McLOUGHLIN
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Planning the Educational Department

The American Journal of Nursing, 1946
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Planning Education and The Planning Profession

Journal of Planning Education and Research, 1984
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