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Index to Volume 53 Kirkwood, James J., Construction of Simple Machines. The Technology Teacher Kirkwood, James J., Tapioca Technology: An Integrated Study for the Third Grade. Kuskie, Larry, Integrating Counseling Skills Into the Facilitative Role of the Technology Teacher. Kuskie, Marlene, Integrating Counseling Skills Into the Facilitative Role of the Technology Teacher. +e Land, Ming H., Recent Development of Technology Education in Korea. Liedtke DTE, Jane A., International Opportunities for Technology Educators. Liedtke DTE, Jane A., Multimedia Technologies for Education. Linnell, Charles C., Robotics Education and Employment. MacDonald, Katherine, A History and Philosophy of Technology Education. Mahke, Virginia B., Design Technology in the Elementary School. Mathias, Jeanne, The Piglet Challenge. Miyakawa, Hidetoshi, The New National Curriculum of Technology Education in Japan. Foster, Patrick, Tapioca Technology: An Netherton, David L., Total Quality Author Index Integrated Study for the Third Grade. Management. Foster, W. Tad, Professional Association Okuya, Tasaku, The New National Adams, Stephen, An Integrated Science and Support for Research Technology Curriculum of Technology Education in Technology Program. Education. Japan. Ball, Ed, Catch the Technology Wave. Hadley, Fred, Energy Resources, Looking Pedras, Melvin, The Community Barker, William J., Ergonomics: As a Unit at Recent Developments . . . an Update. Responsibility of the Technology in a General Technology Course. Hadley, Fred, Traveling With Technology. Teacher. Cardell, Shay, Principles of Technology. Hatano, Yuko, The New National Pullias, Dave, New Technology Education Clark, Donald, Integrating Technology Curriculum of Technology Education in Programs and Levels of Learning Education and Tech Prep. Japan. Experiences. Deal III, Walter F., Recording Hoepfl, Marie, Developing and Evaluating Ritz DTE, John J., Accenting Fashion. Technologies: Sights & Sounds. Multiple Choice Tests. Roberts, Paul, Integrating Technology Deal III, Walter F., T. Rex: An Adventure Hoepfl, Marie, Portfolio Assessment. Education and Tech Prep. in Control Technology. Jacobs, James A., High Performance Salinger, Gerhard, Educational Reform Deal III, Walter F., Technology Composites. Movements. Assessment: Information Super Highway Jacobs, James A., Innovations and Skena, K. George, Innovations and Communication Technology. Methodologies: Does Technology Lead Methodologies: Does Technology Lead Deal III, Walter F., Technology Science? Science? Assessment: Silicon Technologies. Johnson, Scott D., Research on Problem Deal III, Walter F., Technology Solving Instruction: What Works What Skena, K. George, Packaging: It’s in the Assessment: Television. Doesn’t. Box! Dugger Jr., William E., The Relationship Johnson Jr., William W., The Use of a Threlfall, K. Denise, Accenting Fashion. Between Technology, Science, Pneumatic Wrestling Arm Machine in Volk, Ken, The Lineage of Research and Engineering, and Mathematics. Teaching Mathematical and Scientific Teaching. Etchison, Cindy, Discplaying the States. Concepts. Waggoner, Todd C., Ergonomics: As a Etchison, Cindy, Technology Plays a Kadowaki, Takehiko, The New National Unit in a General Technology Course. Leading Role in Integrating the Curriculum of Technology Education in Wiens, A. Emerson, Social and Elementary Curriculum. Japan. Enviromental Consequences of Flowers, James C., Applied Philosophy in Kim, Chin-soon, Recent Development of Technology Usage. Technology Education. Technology Education in Korea. Winnett, Sherri J., Technology for Fun. Flowers, James C., Attention to Language. King, Cyril, Providing Support for the Woulfe, Laurie H., Magnificent Machines. Foster, Patrick, Construction of Simple Technology Curriculum: A Northern Zargari, Ahmad, A History and Philosophy Machines. Ireland Perspective. of Technology Education. THE TECHNOLOGY TEACHER @ MAY/JUNE 1994 23 Sounds, January 1994, pp. 11-13. Technology Plays a Leading Role in Title Index Research on Problem Solving Instruction: Integrating the Elementary Curriculum, What Works What Doesn’t, May/June May/June 1994, pp. 31. A History and Philosophy of Technology 1994, pp. 27. The Community Responsibility of the Education, May/June 1994, pp. 7 Robotics, Education, and Employment, Technology Teacher, September/ Accenting Fashion, April 1994, pp. 13-19. November 1993, pp. 7-11. October 1993, pp. 4-6. An Integrated Science and Technology Program, February 1994, pp. 9-10. Social and Environmental Consequences of The Lineage of Research and Teaching, Technology Usage, September/October December 1993, pp. 27-28. Applied Philosophy in Technology Education, January 1994, pp. 6-7. 1993, pp. 13-19. The New National Curriculum of Attention to Language, February 1994, Super Highway Communication Technology Education in Japan, pp. 27-30. Technology, March 1994, pp. 45-46. November 1993, pp. 24-27. Catch the Technology Wave, March 1994, T. Rex: An Adventure in Control The Piglet Challenge, February 1994, pp. 7-8. Technology, December 1993, p. 29. p. 31. Construction of Simple Machines, Tapioca Technology: An Integrated Study The Relationship Between Technology, May/June 1994, pp. 32. for the Third Grade, September/ Science, Engineering, and Mathematics, Design Technology in the Elementary October 1993, pp. 7-11. April 1994, pp. 5-8. School, December 1993, pp. 6-7. Technology Assessment: Silicon The Use of a Pneumatic Wrestling Arm Developing and Evaluating Multiple Technolugies, January 1994, p. 34. Machine in Teaching Mathematical and Choice Tests, April 1994, pp. 25-26. Technology Assessment: Television, Scientific Concepts, March 1994, Discplaying the States, May/June, 1994, September/October 1993, pp. 39-40. pp. 15-17. pp. 32. Technology Based Mathematics and Total Quality Management, November Educational Reform Movements, January Science Applications, September/ 1993, pp. 4-6. 1994, pp. 6-8. October 1993, pp. 29--35. Traveling With Technology, March 1994, Energy Resources, December 1993, Technology for Fun, November 1993, pp. 13-19. pp. 13-21. pp. 23-28. Ergonomics: As a Unit in a General Technology Course, January 1994, pp. 25-29. High Performance Composites, February Do you teach sixth, seventh, 1994, pp. 11-21. or eighth grade technology? Start Innovations and Methodologies: Does Technology Lead Science?, May/June Your Are you interested in FREE, exciting, 1994, pp. 15 Successful and current energy materials for your Integrating Counseling Skills Into the classroom in the fall? Facilitative Role of the Technology MODULAR Johnson Controls, Inc. is sponsoring the Teacher, March 1994, pp. 9-13. TECHNOLOGY TOTAL ENERGY ACTION Integrating Technology Education and MANAGEMENT SCHOOLS, or Tech Prep, March 1994, pp. 43-46. EDUCATION TEAMS Program. The National Energy International Opportunities for Technology Foundation is developing the materials Educators, March 1994, pp. 37-41. PROGRAM! and administering TEAMS. Magnificent Machines, April 1994, pp. 27-28. Would your students like to: Ask About Our NEW LEVEL Il Multimedia Technologies for Education, Modules that Feature: @ become a TEAM, to December 1993, pp. 9-12. @ write an energy policy for your New Technology Education Programs and @ More Problem Solving school, and Levels of Learning Experiences, @ More Challenging Hands-On Activities @ win a large cash prize for the school? May/June 1994, pp. 5. Greater In-Depth Study Packaging: It’s in the Box, Choose from 23 flexible Lesson Plans For more information, please send a Sepzember/October 1993, pp. 21-28. written by Teachers for Teachers postcard telling us your name, your Portfolio Assessment, November 1993, - CALL TODAY - school name, and a phone number pp. 28-29. where you can be reached during July. Principles of Technology, December 1993, To Receive your FREE Address the postcard to: pp. 23-26. “Moving Ahead With MTE“ TEAMS ; Professional Associations Support for Video & Planning Guide The National Energy Foundation Research in Technology Education, 1-800-622-1000 x.1 5225 Wiley Post Way, Suite 170 September/October 1993, pp.37-38. Salt Lake City, UT 84116 Providing Support for the Technology CANADA Call 1-800-267-7482 Ext. 103 Curriculum: A Northern Ireland ARLIHY By responding now, you can be one of Perspective, February 1994, pp. 23-26. the limited number of schools included COMPANY Recent Development of Technology in this technology education program! Education in Korea, January pp. 30-33. 714 W. Columbia Street Springfield, Ohio 45504 Recording Technologies: Sights and THE TECHNOLOGY TEACHER g MAY/JUNE 1994