Yearbook. Council on Technology Teacher Education (U.S.) 1999: Vol 48 Table of Contents PDF
Preview Yearbook. Council on Technology Teacher Education (U.S.) 1999: Vol 48 Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Yearbook Planning Committee Officers of the Council Yearbook Proposals Previously Published Yearbooks SECTION I: THE NEED FOR PROFESSIONALISM IN TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION —©(Chapter 1 The Need for Professionalism in Technology Education: Challenges for the Future Dr. Anthony F. Gilberti Indiana State University Terre Haute, IN SECTION Hl: DEFINING PROFESSIONALISM AND LEADERSHIP — Chapter 2 Professionalism and Leadership in Technology Education Dr. David L. Rouch Ohio Northern University Ada, OH —©(Chapter 3 Conceptual Explanations of Leadership Dr. Roy A Buckingham Indiana State University Terre Haute, IN SECTION Hl: OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPROVEMENT IN PROFESSIONALISM AND LEADERSHIP —©(Chapter 4 Strategies for Improving Professionalism Dr. James E. Smallwood Morehead State University Morehead, KY —©Chapter 5 Professional Associations, Organizations & Other Growth Opportunities Dr. Edward M. Reeve Utah State University Logan, UT —OtChapter 6 Developing Effective In-service for Technology Education Dr. John C. Larkin Central Connecticut State University New Britain, CT —OChapter 7 Professionalism, Public Relations, and Politics Dr. Brigitte G. Valesey International Technology Education Association Reston, VA —OtChapter 8 Identifying and Solving Professional Problems Dr. Ronald D. Todd and Dr. John R. Karsnitz The College of New Jersey Trenton, NJ SECTION IV: PROFEEESIONALISM AT VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL LEVELS —(C hapter 9 Teacher Professionalism in Primary and Secondary Education Anthony R. Korwin Oregon State University Corvallis, OR and Joan Haas Conway Middle School Orlando, FL —OtChapter 10 Teacher Professionalism in Higher Education Dr. John R. Wright Central Connecticut State University New Britain, CT —O(Chapter 11 The Chairperson’s Role as a Professional in Higher Education Dr. Michael L. Scott The Ohio State University Columbus, OH — Chapter te The Administrator’s Role as a Professional in Higher Education Dr. M. James Bensen Bemidji State University Bemidji, MN SECTION V: PROFESSIONALISM FOR THE FUTURE —(C hapter 13 The Professional’s Role in Strategic Planning Dr. Arthur J. Rosser Central Missouri State University Warrensburg, MO —C hapter 14 Fostering a Professional Culture in Technology Education Dr. David H. Devier Owens Community College Toledo, OH
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