Business Education Forum 1996-1997: Vol 51 Index

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Index to Volume 51 (October 1996 through April 1997)
Business Education Forum
Subject Headings BUSINESS ownership & management FRANCISCO, W’illiam, and Raymond Landry Jr.
Integrating entrepreneurship into field-based Using presentation software and technology in
ACCOUNTING experience. Horace C. Robertson. 51:3 Feb-97 the classroom. 51:9 Oct-96
ADMINISTRATION and supervision
BASIC business &. economics BUZZARD, Janet and Ruthann Dirks GRIFFIN, Mary Alice, Randy H. McElvey, and
BUSINESS ownership and management NABTE review-spring 1997; What CEOs expect Donnie J. McGahee
COMMUNICATIONS
of employees hired for international work. 51:3 A study of keyboarding trends. 51:27 Dec-96
INTERNATIONAL business
Apr-97
ISBE
GUERRIERI, Donald, and F. Barry Haber
KEYBOARDING
MARKETING CARROLL, Ruth Golf strategies for duffers. 51:34 Dec-96
METHODS NABTE review-spring 1997; Documentation of
NABTE review electronic sources. 51:7 Apr-97 HABER, F. Barry, and Donald Guerrieri
NBEA Golf strategies for duffers. 51:34 Dec-96
POLICIES commission CHIODO, Beverly and Barbara Hatcher
PROFESSIONALISM A framed letter. 51:28 Feb-97 HATCHER, Barbara and Beverly Chiodo
RESEARCH A framed letter. 51:28 Feb-97
STUDENT organizations COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNOLOGY The masterpiece assignment. Jennie Carter Thomas. INTERNATIONAL business
51:27 Apr-97 Assisting with experts to the big emerging nations.
Author and Subject Entries A six-part approach to presentations. Mary Ellen Robert A. Ristau. 51:30 Dec-96
Nourse. 51:13 Oct-96 The international connection: using the Internet
ACCOUNTING Tipping the scales toward success. Patricia A. and the World-Wide Web. Steve Corder and
The first course in accounting: using TQM Merrier. 51:33 Dec-96 RalphRubyJr. 51:31 Oct-96
graphical problem-solving techniques. Thomas Using 21st century group communication tools. International opportunities for business educators.
L. Kirkpatrick and Howard Baker. 51:23 Oct-96 Marie E. Flatley. 51:15 Feb-97 James Calvert Scott. 51:19 Apr-97
Golf strategies for duffers. Donald J. Guerrieri and You can globalize your curriculum. Frank Moore.
F. Barry Haber. 51:34 Dec-96 CORDER, Steve, and Ralph Ruby Jr. 51:16 Feb-97
Accounting equals applied algebra. Sondra Roberts. The international connection: using the Internet
51:26 Feb-97 and the World-Wide Web. 51:31 Oct-96 ISBE
Accounting and the Internet. Beverly Ann Soriano.
U.S. ISBE chapter hosts international SlEC con¬
51:33 Apr-97 CROSS, Beverly, and Mark C. Schug ference. Dec-96
Solving the mystery of teaching about the econ¬
ADMINISTRATION & supervision
omy. 51:39 Oct-96 JONES, Carolee, Brien Smith, and Judy Lane
A capstone seminar course for community college.
Employers’ perceptions of work skills 51:11 Apr-97
M. James Nead. 51:13 Apr-97 CUTSHALL, Rex R. and Dave Waltz
Partnerships with industry'—critical for academic Utilizing two-way interactive audio/ video for JOYNER, Randy
business departments. William Lin and Mary
distant audiences. 51:19 Feb-97 Marketing education: the times they are a-changin’.
Davis. 51:15 Apr-97
51:37 Dec-96
DAVIS, Diane C.
ALEXANDER, Melody W. and Sabrina F. Stone
The Internet and electronic communication systems JOYNER, Randy L., B. June Schmidt, Clarence
Student perceptions of teamwork in the classroom: in business and industry. 51:11 Feb-97 D. White and Vivian Arnold
An analysis by gender. 51:7 Feb-97
Establishing electronic keyboarding speed and
DAVIS, Mary and William Lin accuracy timed-writing standards for post¬
ARNOLD, Vivian, Randy L. Joyner, B. June
Schmidt and Clarence D. White Partnerships with industry-—critical for academic secondary students. 51:33 Feb-97
business departments. 51:15 Apr-97
Establishing electronic keyboarding speed and KEIL, Janice C. and John J. Olivo
accuracy timed-writing standards for post¬
DIRKS, Ruthann and Janet Buzzard A student-teaching capstone course. 51:33 Oct-96
secondary students. 51:33 Feb-97
NABTE review-spring 1997; What CEOs expect
BAKER, Howard, and Thomas L. Kirkpatrick of employees hired for international work. 51:3 KELLERMAN, Debra K., and Karen J. Thoms
Apr-97 But it’s only a questionnaire. 51:36 Oct-96
The first course in accounting: using TQM graphi¬
cal problem-solving techniques. 51:23 Oct-96 EDEL, Stephanie, David Lush and Mary Jean Lush KEYBOARDING
BASIC business & economics Disctaanticoen .l e5a1r:n3i7n gA—pra-9n7 a irway for marketing edu¬ IntNroidemucainn.g 5 1e:a2r7ly O kcet-y9b6o arding skills. Patricia
Solving the mystery of teaching about the econ¬ A study of keyboarding trends. Mary Alice Griffin,
omy. Mark C. Schug and Beverly Cross. 51:39 EVERT, Kris Randy H. McElvey, and Donnie J. McGahee.
Oct-96 51:27 Dec-96
Future directions in cooperative education. Jerome The impact of multimedia presentations in the Establishing electronic keyboarding speed and
Leventhal. 51:23 Dec-96 classroom. 51:15 Oct-96 accuracy timed-writing standards for post¬
Teaching basic business today. Ray D. Bernardi. secondary students. Vivian Arnold, Randy L.
51:23 Feb-97 FITZHUGH-PEMBERTON, Gladys Joyner, B. June Schmidt and Clarence D.
Team and group learning strategies for business Why FBLA-PBL? the importance of student W'hite. 51:33 Feb-97
and economics classes. John P. Manzer and organizations. 51:19 Dec-96
Donna M. Bialik. 51:30 Apr-97 KIRKPATRICK, Thomas L., and Howard
FLATLEY, Marie E. Baker
BERNARDI, Ray D. Using 21st century group communication tools. The first course in accounting: using TQM graphi¬
Teaching basic business today. 51:23 Feb-97 51:15 Feb-97 cal problem-solving techniques. 51:23 Oct-96
BIALIK, Donna M. and John P. Manzer FRACAROLI, Mary Lynn LANDRY, Raymond Jr. and William Francisco
Team and group learning strategies for business The role of chapter meetings: business as usual or a Using presentation software and technology in
and economics classes. 51:30 Apr-97 course in leadership. 51:17 Dec-96 the clttssroom. 51:9 Oct-96
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Index to Volume 51 (October 1996 through April 1997)
Business Education Forum
Subject Headings BUSINESS ownership & management FRANCISCO, W’illiam, and Raymond Landry Jr.
Integrating entrepreneurship into field-based Using presentation software and technology in
ACCOUNTING experience. Horace C. Robertson. 51:3 Feb-97 the classroom. 51:9 Oct-96
ADMINISTRATION and supervision
BASIC business &. economics BUZZARD, Janet and Ruthann Dirks GRIFFIN, Mary Alice, Randy H. McElvey, and
BUSINESS ownership and management NABTE review-spring 1997; What CEOs expect Donnie J. McGahee
COMMUNICATIONS
of employees hired for international work. 51:3 A study of keyboarding trends. 51:27 Dec-96
INTERNATIONAL business
Apr-97
ISBE
GUERRIERI, Donald, and F. Barry Haber
KEYBOARDING
MARKETING CARROLL, Ruth Golf strategies for duffers. 51:34 Dec-96
METHODS NABTE review-spring 1997; Documentation of
NABTE review electronic sources. 51:7 Apr-97 HABER, F. Barry, and Donald Guerrieri
NBEA Golf strategies for duffers. 51:34 Dec-96
POLICIES commission CHIODO, Beverly and Barbara Hatcher
PROFESSIONALISM A framed letter. 51:28 Feb-97 HATCHER, Barbara and Beverly Chiodo
RESEARCH A framed letter. 51:28 Feb-97
STUDENT organizations COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNOLOGY The masterpiece assignment. Jennie Carter Thomas. INTERNATIONAL business
Author and Subject Entries 51:27 Apr-97 Assisting with experts to the big emerging nations.
A six-part approach to presentations. Mary Ellen Robert A. Ristau. 51:30 Dec-96
Nourse. 51:13 Oct-96 The international connection: using the Internet
ACCOUNTING Tipping the scales toward success. Patricia A. and the World-Wide Web. Steve Corder and
The first course in accounting: using TQM Merrier. 51:33 Dec-96 RalphRubyJr. 51:31 Oct-96
graphical problem-solving techniques. Thomas Using 21st century group communication tools. International opportunities for business educators.
L. Kirkpatrick and Howard Baker. 51:23 Oct-96 Marie E. Flatley. 51:15 Feb-97 James Calvert Scott. 51:19 Apr-97
Golf strategies for duffers. Donald J. Guerrieri and You can globalize your curriculum. Frank Moore.
F. Barry Haber. 51:34 Dec-96 CORDER, Steve, and Ralph Ruby Jr. 51:16 Feb-97
Accounting equals applied algebra. Sondra Roberts. The international connection: using the Internet
51:26 Feb-97 and the World-Wide Web. 51:31 Oct-96 ISBE
Accounting and the Internet. Beverly Ann Soriano.
U.S. ISBE chapter hosts international SlEC con¬
51:33 Apr-97 CROSS, Beverly, and Mark C. Schug ference. Dec-96
Solving the mystery of teaching about the econ¬
ADMINISTRATION & supervision
omy. 51:39 Oct-96 JONES, Carolee, Brien Smith, and Judy Lane
A capstone seminar course for community college.
Employers’ perceptions of work skills 51:11 Apr-97
M. James Nead. 51:13 Apr-97 CUTSHALL, Rex R. and Dave Waltz
Partnerships with industry'—critical for academic Utilizing two-way interactive audio/ video for JOYNER, Randy
business departments. William Lin and Mary
distant audiences. 51:19 Feb-97 Marketing education: the times they are a-changin’.
Davis. 51:15 Apr-97
51:37 Dec-96
DAVIS, Diane C.
ALEXANDER, Melody W. and Sabrina F. Stone
The Internet and electronic communication systems JOYNER, Randy L., B. June Schmidt, Clarence
Student perceptions of teamwork in the classroom: in business and industry. 51:11 Feb-97 D. White and Vivian Arnold
An analysis by gender. 51:7 Feb-97
Establishing electronic keyboarding speed and
DAVIS, Mary and William Lin accuracy timed-writing standards for post¬
ARNOLD, Vivian, Randy L. Joyner, B. June
Schmidt and Clarence D. White Partnerships with industry-—critical for academic secondary students. 51:33 Feb-97
business departments. 51:15 Apr-97
Establishing electronic keyboarding speed and KEIL, Janice C. and John J. Olivo
accuracy timed-writing standards for post¬
DIRKS, Ruthann and Janet Buzzard A student-teaching capstone course. 51:33 Oct-96
secondary students. 51:33 Feb-97
NABTE review-spring 1997; What CEOs expect
BAKER, Howard, and Thomas L. Kirkpatrick of employees hired for international work. 51:3 KELLERMAN, Debra K., and Karen J. Thoms
Apr-97 But it’s only a questionnaire. 51:36 Oct-96
The first course in accounting: using TQM graphi¬
cal problem-solving techniques. 51:23 Oct-96 EDEL, Stephanie, David Lush and Mary Jean Lush KEYBOARDING
BASIC business & economics Disctaanticoen .l e5a1r:n3i7n gA—pra-9n7 a irway for marketing edu¬ IntNroidemucainn.g 5 1e:a2r7ly O kcet-y9b6o arding skills. Patricia
Solving the mystery of teaching about the econ¬ A study of keyboarding trends. Mary Alice Griffin,
omy. Mark C. Schug and Beverly Cross. 51:39 EVERT, Kris Randy H. McElvey, and Donnie J. McGahee.
Oct-96 51:27 Dec-96
Future directions in cooperative education. Jerome The impact of multimedia presentations in the Establishing electronic keyboarding speed and
Leventhal. 51:23 Dec-96 classroom. 51:15 Oct-96 accuracy timed-writing standards for post¬
Teaching basic business today. Ray D. Bernardi. secondary students. Vivian Arnold, Randy L.
51:23 Feb-97 FITZHUGH-PEMBERTON, Gladys Joyner, B. June Schmidt and Clarence D.
Team and group learning strategies for business Why FBLA-PBL? the importance of student W'hite. 51:33 Feb-97
and economics classes. John P. Manzer and organizations. 51:19 Dec-96
Donna M. Bialik. 51:30 Apr-97 KIRKPATRICK, Thomas L., and Howard
FLATLEY, Marie E. Baker
BERNARDI, Ray D. Using 21st century group communication tools. The first course in accounting: using TQM graphi¬
Teaching basic business today. 51:23 Feb-97 51:15 Feb-97 cal problem-solving techniques. 51:23 Oct-96
BIALIK, Donna M. and John P. Manzer FRACAROLI, Mary Lynn LANDRY, Raymond Jr. and William Francisco
Team and group learning strategies for business The role of chapter meetings: business as usual or a Using presentation software and technology in
and economics classes. 51:30 Apr-97 course in leadership. 51:17 Dec-96 the clttssroom. 51:9 Oct-96
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LANE, Judy NBEA scholarships to be awarded. 51:49 Oct-96 SCHMIDT, B. June, Clarence D. White,
NABTE review-spring 1997: Employers’ percep¬ NBEA ’97: the talk of the town in New York City. Vivian Arnold and Randy L. Joyner
tions of work skills. 51:11 Apr-97 51:51 Oct-96 Establishing electronic keyboarding speed and
NBEA 1997 in New York City. 51:3 Dec-96 accuracy timed-writing standards for post¬
LEVENTHAL, Jerome Speakers announced for 1997 convention. 51:5 secondary students. 51:33 Feb-97
Dec-96
Future directions in cooperative education. 51:23
Dec-96 1997 convention program. 51:7 Dec-96 SCHUG, Mark C., and Beverly Cross
Convention seminars and workshops. 51:10 Dec-96
Solving the mystery of teaching about the economy.
Statement of ownership. 1:40 Dec-96
LIN, William and Mary Davis 51:39 Oct-96
NBEA balance sheet. 51:40 Dec-96
Partnerships with industry—critical for academic 1996 award of merit winners. 51:56 Dec-96
business departments. 51:15 Apr-97 Professional leadership directory. 51:41 Dec-96 SCOTT, James Calvert
Support committee directors appointed. 51:41 Feb-97 International opportunities for business educators.
LUSH, David, Stephanie Edel and Mary Jean NBEA executive board decisions. 51:41 Feb-97 51:19 Aft-97
Lush 1997 NBEA convention exhibitors directory.
Distance learning—an airway for marketing edu¬ 51:43 Feb-97 SMITH, Brien, Carolee Jones, and Judy Lane
cation. 51-37 Apr-97 NBEA members react to President Clinton’s edu¬ Employers’ perceptions of work skills. 51:11 Apr-
cation propx)sals. 51:49 Apr-97 97
LUSH, Mary Jean, Stephanie Edel and David NCBEA executive board. 51:5 Apr-97
Lush SORIANO, Beverly Ann
Distance learning—an airway for marketing edu¬ NEAD, M. James Accounting and the Internet. 51:33 Apr-97
cation. 51:37 Apr-97 A capstone seminar course for community college.
51:13 Apr-97 STONE, Sabrina F., and Melody M. Alexander
MANSFIELD, Jim, and Beth Pike Student perceptions of teamwork in the classroom:
NIEMAN, Patricia
A survival guide for student teachers and their An analysis by gender. 51:7 Feb-97
cooperating teachers. 51:25 Dec-96 Introducing early keyboarding skills. 51:27 Oct-96
STUDENT organizations
NOURSE, Mary Ellen
MANZER, John P. and Donna M. Bialik Pi Omega Pi convention program. 51:13 Dec-96
A six-part approach to presentations. 51:13 Oct-96
Team and group learning strategies for business and The role of chapter meetings; business as usual or
economics classes. 51:30 Apr-97 OLWO, John J., and Janice C. Keil a course in leadership. Mary Lynn Fracaroli.
51:17 Dec-96
MARKETING A student-teaching capstone course. 51:33 Oct-96 Why FBLA-PBL? the importance of student org¬
But it’s only a questionnaire. Debra K. Kellerman PIKE, Beth, and Jim Mansfield anizations. Gladys Fitzhugh-Perm'Derton. 51:19
and Karen J. Thoms. 51:36 Oct-96 Dec-96
A survival guide for student teachers and their
Marketing education: the times they are a-changin’.
Randy L. Joyner. 51:37 Dec-96 cooperating teachers. 51:25 Dec-96 TECHNOLOGY
Distance learning—an airway for marketing edu¬ POLICIES commission Using presentation software and technology in
cation. Mary Jean Lush, Stephanie Edel and This we believe about assessing student achieve¬ the classroom. Raymond Landry Jr. and William
David Lush. 51:37 Apr-97 ment in business education. 51:20 Oct-96 Francisco. 51:9 Oct-96
This we believe about the emerging role of busi¬ The impact of multimedia presentations in the
MCELVEY, Randy H., Mary Alice Griffin, and ness education in human resource development. classroom. Kris Evert. 51:15 Oct-96
Donnie J. McGahee 51:19 Oct-96 The international connection: using the Internet
A study of keyboarding trends. 51:27 Dec-96 and the World-Wide Web. Steve Corder and
PROFESSIONALISM Ralph Ruby Jr. 51:31 Oct-96
MCGAHEE, Donnie J., Mary Alice Griffin, Sharon Lund O’Neil receives ’95 Gregg Award. Utilizing two-way interactive audio/video for dis¬
and Randy H. Elvey 51:43 Oct-96 tant audiences. Rex R. Cutshall and Dave
A study of keyhoarding trends. 51:27 Dec-96 Maximizing our potential. Pat Gallo Villee. 51:55 Waltz. 51:19 Feb-97
Oct-96
MERRIER, Patricia Pulling together: make teamwork pay off. Pat THOMAS, Jennie Carter
Gallo Villee. 51:60 Dec-96 The masterpiece assignment. 51:27 Apr-97
Tipping the scales toward success. 51:33 Dec-96
Leaders plus followers equal powerful partnershps.
Pat Gallo Villee. 51:48 Feb-97 THOMS, Karen, and Debra K. Kellerman
METHODS
Achieving our p)ersonal and professional best. Pat But it’s only a questionnaire. 51:36 Oct-96
A confidence-building multiple-choice testing
Gallo Villee. 51:54 Apr-97
procedure. Joel D. Wisner and Robert J. Wisner.
VILLEE, Pat A. Gallo
51:22 Apr-97 RESEARCH
A framed letter. Beverly A. Chiodo and Barbara Achieving our personal and professional best.
TTie impact of multimedia presentations in the
Hatcher. 51:28 Feb-97 51:54 Apr-97
A student-teaching capstone course. Janice C. classroom. Kris Evert. 51:15 Oct-96 Maximizing our potential. 51:55 Oct-96
Keil and John J. Olivo. 51:33 Oct-96 Gail Hoover receives DPE doctoral award. 51:45 Pulling together: make teamwork pay off. 51:60
A survival guide for student teachers and their Oct-96 Dec-96
cooperating teachers. Jim Mansfield and Beth Student perceptions of teamwork in the class¬ Leaders plus followers equal powerful partnershps.
room: An analysis by gender. Melody W. Alex¬
Pike. 51:25 Dec-96 51:48 Feb-97
ander and Sabrina F. Stone. 51:7 Feb-97
MOORE, Frank TTie Internet and electronic communication systems WALTZ, Dave and Rex R. Cutshall
in business and industry. Diane C. Davis. 51:11
You can globalize your curriculum. 51:16 Feb-97 Feb-97 Utilizing two-way interactive audio/ video for
distant audiences. 51:19 Feb-97
NABTE review RISTAU, Robert A.
WHITE, Clarence D., Vivian Arnold, Randy L.
Documentation of electronic sources. Ruth Carroll. Assisting with exports to the big emerging nations.
Joyner and B. June Schmidt
51:7 Apr-97 51:30 Dec-96
Employers’ perceptions of work skills. Judy Lane. Establishing electronic keyboarding speed and
51:11 Apr-97 ROBERTS, Sondra accuracy timed-writing standards for post¬
What CEOs expect of employees hired for inter¬ Accounting equals applied algebra 51:26 Feb-97 secondary students. 51:33 Feb-97
national work. Ruthann Dirks and Janet Buzzard.
51:3 Apr-97 ROBERTSON, Horace C. WISNER, Joel D. and Robert J. Wisner
Integrating entrepreneurship into field-based A confidence-building multiple-choice testing
NBEA Experience. 51:3 Feb-97 procedure. 51:22 Apr-97
There was celebration in New Orleans. 51:3 Oct-96
NBEA 1996 award winners. 51:7 Oct-96 RUBY, Ralph Jr., and Steve Corder WISNER, Robert J. and Joel D. Wisner
NBEA forms committees for 1996-97. 51:43 Oct-96 The international connection: using the Internet A confidence-building multiple-choice testing
TTe 1996-97 executive board. 51:46 Oct-96 and the World-Wide Web. 51:31 Oct-96 procedure. 51:22 Apr-97
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